Growl, meet Bark.(barkplug.in)
barkplug.in
Growl, meet Bark.
http://barkplug.in/
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I think it is indeed "just" a stop-gap but is also more of an alternative for folks who want to keep with the non-gate-kept ecosystem. The concept of Bark is cool, but I'm not keen on running code that injects at the level it does without it being open source and something I can inspect/build on my own.
Annnnnddd… Bark is totally unnecessary now: http://growl.posterous.com/developers-growl-20-sdk-released
What's the anticipated release date for Growl 2.0 ?
How does Bark compare to Hiss? http://collect3.com.au/hiss/
Functionally, they seem identical.
Functionally, they seem identical.
It does code injection and is different primarily in that all Growl notifications show up as "Hiss" notifications in ML NC vs being unique sections that you an select and go to the app context with.
Thanks. So this is the dominance chart now for ML notifications:
Native NC > NC + Growl 2.0 > NC + Growl + Bark > NC + Growl + Hiss
Since a lot of apps still exist outside of the App Store, Growl 2.0 can't come soon enough. Though the ideal case would be Apple loosening restrictions, but ... that's not going to happen anytime soon probably.
Native NC > NC + Growl 2.0 > NC + Growl + Bark > NC + Growl + Hiss
Since a lot of apps still exist outside of the App Store, Growl 2.0 can't come soon enough. Though the ideal case would be Apple loosening restrictions, but ... that's not going to happen anytime soon probably.
Are there any other advantages at all to using growl with bark? (Or growl on its own for that matter) If you are a fan of the new notifications panel?