j0r0b0
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email is hn at jrb dot nz
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Comment · 6 months ago
Thanks for sharing, added it to macOSWM.com: https://macoswm.com/wm/boringbar
Comment · 6 months ago
There's a lot of great options in the field of macOS window managers. Instant switching to another space is one of the big features I was looking for too.
Exploring wm for macOS, I realized there was a lot of good software, so I built a directory website to try and list them all: https://macoswm.com.
yabai and AeroSpace are two personal favorites. OmniWM [1] is the current favorite on macosWM.com
Comment · 1 year ago
Very curious to try this app too, if you dont mind sending an invite code.
Comment · 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing!
Your sign up flow might be broken. I tried creating an account (with my own email), received the confirmation email, but couldn't get my account to be verified. I get "Email not confirmed" when I try to log in.
Also, the verification email was sent from [email protected], which is a bit confusing.
Comment · 3 years ago
> You can also check Open Source Home, by Studiolada (those are free, but the plans are in french) https://www.countryliving.com/remodeling-renovation/news/g46...
The plans aren't on the website anymore, but you can get it from https://web.archive.org/web/20170918182346/http://www.studio...
Comment · 4 years ago
Shameless plug: I made a French version of CBC Lite, with contents coming from Radio-Canada.ca[0]. It basically shares the same advantages, but the content is written in French and the build/content is refreshed every 30 minutes. It's built with Eleventy[1].
The project is called Radio-Canada Lite and it's over at https://rc-lite.xyz
Comment · 4 years ago
I made Radio-Canada Lite - https://rc-lite.xyz - a static, text-only and low bandwidth version of Radio-Canada's news website (the news articles are in French and targeting Quebecers and French Canadians)
It’s built with Eleventy (https://11ty.dev), and fetches the news articles every 30 minutes from Radio-Canada’s public API.
There’s no ads, no trackers, no pictures. Simple HTML with CSS and a little bit of Javascript.