I think that appp like platypus are the best you can find when you
are a beginner (but not only).
basically it s a clever app that drive xcode (I think so, after
viewing package content).
on my mind is the only way to really use all of the power inside OSX.
I have downloaded platypus and I think it would be even more powerful
than it is.
just some clicks and I had an app to start "hidden" software on my
mac (now I have to understand why it doesn't complete the process,
but this is not a related fink topic).
I repeat: the time is right "to put on the shelf" a configurable app,
able to create as many "starter button" as you need, simply cheking a
box; I mean: "Add Software To Start"-->window where you can see the
SAME file-directories-bin-etc... you see when running terminal---
>select the file name---->finished process.
the next time you start the "starter builder" you see a window
containing one more button (the latest you created); click on the
button related to the app you like to start and... voilà, le jeux
sont faits! the "hidden software" start running without more managing.
a nice add would be:"create group"-->group's name entry--->finished
process.
the next time I would see a new tab (in the same window containing
the buttons) containing the group of buttons related to a specific
group of software.
I would really pay for an app like this!
I hope my english is quite understandable; in the case an interested
developer (great people) would be interested, PLEASE, make me know!
Fabri
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