GeekBind is a small application which allows you to create hotkeys in order to simplify the moving, resizing, fading or others things of window (as on some Unix window manager like FluxBox).
Repetedly crashed for me (OSX 10.4.7, G5 dual 2.5 Ghz, 1.5 GB RAM, ATI Radeon Pro XT 256 MB), when I had changed the window color in the 'View' tab under Preferences.
Sole complaint is a rather important and frustrating one:
The icon in the menubar is plain bad looking :) If the author could change it, or give the option to chance it, I would personally be incredibly greatful.
[Version 1.0]
Anonymousreviewed on 21 Jun 2005
Doesn't run on 10.3.9.
Link (dyld) error:
dyld: /Applications/*Hintergrund/GeekBind.app/Contents/MacOS/GeekBind NSLookupSymbolInImage() dynamic library: /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/HIToolbox.framework/Versions/A/HIToolbox does not define symbol: __SimulateMenuClosed
[Version 1.0]
Anonymousreviewed on 16 Feb 2005
Ah! The trick was to go to the pref pane and push the "Apply" button once again, now it works again on 10.3.8.
[Version 0.3]
Anonymousreviewed on 16 Feb 2005
Moving windows seems to be broken under OS 10.3.8.
[Version 0.3]
1 Reply
Anonymouscommented on 16 Feb 2005
... And actually Alpha as well. (I don't use any other features.)
Ok, after a little experimenting I found out what some of the functions do. Quite interesting, but improvable (imho). There should be a hotkey (or is there?) to set active windows to a certain alpha in one step, so that you don't need to press the assigned hotkey over and over again until you reach the alpha you want.
[Version 0.3]
Anonymousreviewed on 12 Nov 2004
Wonderful,
I really love the ability to increase or decrease the transparencies of every windows !!
And i love the simple way to hide temporarily a window (to read a message on a background window messenger, to translate a text, referring to an article, a function syntax.... anyway, i'm addicted now..)
Very useful and very eyes candy.
Bad : Resize is not very fluid, and the functions are not very documented..
[Version 0.3]
Anonymousreviewed on 03 May 2004
It would really really help if there was some documentation for this. :)
Somewhere.
Anywhere.
Even in the CVS repository.
[Version 0.2]
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GeekBind is a small application which allows you to create hotkeys in order to simplify the moving, resizing, fading or others things of window (as on some Unix window manager like FluxBox).
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hced reviewed on 30 Oct 2006
Repetedly crashed for me (OSX 10.4.7, G5 dual 2.5 Ghz, 1.5 GB RAM, ATI Radeon Pro XT 256 MB), when I had changed the window color in the 'View' tab under Preferences.
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iGabe reviewed on 10 Mar 2006
Sole complaint is a rather important and frustrating one:
The icon in the menubar is plain bad looking :) If the author could change it, or give the option to chance it, I would personally be incredibly greatful.
Anonymous reviewed on 21 Jun 2005
Link (dyld) error:
dyld: /Applications/*Hintergrund/GeekBind.app/Contents/MacOS/GeekBind NSLookupSymbolInImage() dynamic library: /System/Library/Frameworks/Carbon.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/HIToolbox.framework/Versions/A/HIToolbox does not define symbol: __SimulateMenuClosed
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Feb 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Feb 2005
Stephan reviewed on 24 Jan 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 12 Nov 2004
I really love the ability to increase or decrease the transparencies of every windows !!
And i love the simple way to hide temporarily a window (to read a message on a background window messenger, to translate a text, referring to an article, a function syntax.... anyway, i'm addicted now..)
Very useful and very eyes candy.
Bad : Resize is not very fluid, and the functions are not very documented..
Anonymous reviewed on 03 May 2004
Somewhere.
Anywhere.
Even in the CVS repository.