I mean this entire thing is doable in a one-liner bash script. This tool has 10 deps (and every one of them also includes a big list of deps, so in practice i probably have over 200 deps).
How is this acceptable?
I mean this entire thing is doable in a one-liner bash script. This tool has 10 deps (and every one of them also includes a big list of deps, so in practice i probably have over 200 deps).
How is this acceptable?
Even if the app used the bash script as the backend, the UI would require dependencies (aka tray icon)
You dont need a UI for things like this.
Maybe you don't, but the author did/wanted one. It's a good thing your exact needs don't control how other people use their computer.
Its also reckless that you install 200 deps that can in theory read/write and do anything to your OS. How do i know this thing is not listening to my keyboard? Etc...
A uI tray icon is usually a few os calls away. I does not require 200 deps.
A macos status bar gui with user interaction is doable in a one liner bash script? Show me.
Spoiler: no it isnt.