This looks nice, but I wish it would just use Launchd under the hood.
Launchd is solid and full-featured:
* Good process management (failure retries with backoff)
* Supports watching folders
* Decent command-line client for when you want to script or work fast in the shell
* Supports starting daemons on login
* Can start/stop based on whether certain things (network, paths, mounts, etc.) are up/down
* Supports calendar-based scheduling (replaces cron)
* Can redirect logging
* Can enforce resource limits (RAM, CPU, I/O, number of processes etc.) + nice level
I run all my daemons (Homebrew apps as well as personal development stuff) under Launchd, and I would love a convenient menu-bar GUI like this.
Launchd is solid and full-featured:
* Good process management (failure retries with backoff)
* Supports watching folders
* Decent command-line client for when you want to script or work fast in the shell
* Supports starting daemons on login
* Can start/stop based on whether certain things (network, paths, mounts, etc.) are up/down
* Supports calendar-based scheduling (replaces cron)
* Can redirect logging
* Can enforce resource limits (RAM, CPU, I/O, number of processes etc.) + nice level
I run all my daemons (Homebrew apps as well as personal development stuff) under Launchd, and I would love a convenient menu-bar GUI like this.