I've rebooted, installed the most recent Catalina Supplementary Update, reset PRAM/NVRAM. A few years ago my go-to utility for putting glanceable information in my menu bar, BitBar, was abandoned by its developer. I've tried poking around Activity Monitor for clues, and the Force Quit menu (relaunched Finder from there too just in case). Troubleshooting Thus Far: I've tried killall and some of the defaults write terminal commands floating around on the internet for killing/restarting these processes. Neither of them run when called from Spotlight, nor do they show up in activity monitor, nor can they be killed using killall. There are lots of BitBar plugins out there, and if you know any scripting language (literally anything that can execute on macOS mine use AppleScript, JavaScript, and PHP) you can write plugins. there is no 3rd step You can get plugins from awesome.
Building a macOS menu bar app is now easier than ever with In this episode we jump ship to. SwiftBar also lets you activate and deactivate plugins from within its preferences window, rather than using the filesystem, which I appreciate. Add custom menu bar programs on macOS in three easy steps: Write a shell script Add it to SwiftBar. Additionally, CMD+TAB does not work, and the same permanently dead process is happening for Launchpad and Mission Control. SwiftBar lets you disable plugins without dragging files around.
The Bug: The Dock is gone, the process is not showing up in Activity Monitor, and it is unable to be restarted or even quit using killall Dock (shows up as a no matching process error). A few years ago my go-to utility for putting glanceable information in my menu bar, BitBar, was abandoned by its developer. The only thing I could think of that changed right before this issue occurred is I was playing around with BitBar and some BitBar plugins, but the issue persists regardless of BitBar being running/quit or even BitBar being completely uninstalled. This is on macOS 10.15.6 (before and after the most recent supplementary update) on a 2020 16" MBP. Features: Create a configuration file- You can refer to the example. Background: I need help troubleshooting this very bizarre bug that I can't figure out. Switch is like a shortcut menu to run the shell command, a simple SSH shortcut menu.
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