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12 Responses to "QotD: Menus"

1. | Reply Gary Rogers
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 10:18am #
   

   Time, Battery, Airport, VPN Connect, iChat. I used to do SeePeeYou, but found it depressing. I don't think my little iBook is working too hard I don't need to be reminded that it is....

2. | Reply Art Taylor
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 11:48am #
   

   My Name (FUS), time, battery, speaker volume, bluetooth, iChat, Airport, Salling Clicker, and my homerolled "Start" menu (Worst Objective C Cocoa App Ever)

3. | Reply vinay venkatesh
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 1:07pm #
   

   FUS, time, detour, airport, meteorologist, synergy.

4. | Reply Tim Buchheim
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 2:49pm #
   

   Right to left:

   FUS, Clock, Keychain (for its "lock screen" item), iSync, Display, Classic, Input, Volume, iChat, AppleScript, SSHKeychain, ClipboardSharing

5. | Reply Kevin Mulligan
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 5:41pm #
   

   iChat, Airport Strength, Battery Icon, Speaker Volume, Fast Userswitch Menu, Analogue Time.

6. | Reply Judi
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 7:21pm #
   

   Time, iSync, keyboard (to get the character palette easily), volume, displays, iChat, Timbuktu Pro, Synergy

7. | Reply Etan
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 7:22pm #
   

   Right to left:

   Date/Time, Spy (Process Usage Viewer), Battery Strength, Volume, Airport, Bluetooth, MUMenu, iChat, Stuffit, Salling Clicker

8. | Reply Tony Vlismas
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 8:53pm #
   

   Thanx for the Synergy link. Great utility!

   For the record... right to left: date/time, AP signal, character palette, volume, iSync, iChat, and now Synergy (thanx to you).

   I like how they're all the same greyscale colours, except the American flag on the keyboard layout. I wish I could have my choice of Canadian maple leaf or American stars and strips.

9. | Reply Fred
   Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 11:03pm #
   

   PTHClock (because Date & Time doesn't give you the month), Battery Status, Disk, CPU, Memory & Network MenuMeters, iChat, PC card display (because I can't turn it off) and finally PTHPasteboard because I couldn't live without it. My desktop box has a completely different lineup (except for the PTH stuff).

10. | Reply Erik J. Barzeski
    Posted 18 Nov 2003 at 11:23pm #
    

    Uhh, Fred, could you clarify what you mean by "Date & Time doesn't give you the month"? It does here… (when you click on it).

11. | Reply Jennifer
    Posted 19 Nov 2003 at 2:40am #
    

    SoundSource, MenuMeters (CPU and Memory), PTHClock, Snard, DefaultFolder, Konfabulator, PTHPasteBoard...

    And I think what Fred is saying about Date & Time is that you *have* to click on it to get the date. With PTHClock, the date is displayed beneath (south, above the desktop) when the mouse rolls over (configurable).

12. | Reply Andreas Schempp
    Posted 02 May 2004 at 6:04am #
    

    Time, Airport, Bluetooth, Keychain Lock, Konfabulator, Proteus, NetMonitor