LunaMenu is a simple menu bar item that displays an icon of the current phase of the moon. You can also opt to have a floating moon on your desktop, and there's a window with a detailed summary of the current moon phase.
What's New
Version 1.2:
A new, more accurate menu icon style has been added.
The floating moon window can now be resized (small, medium and large).
Issues with the phase names in the southern hemisphere have been fixed.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later (may work with 10.3.x)
Excellent and simple app. Even though this version pre-dates Leopard, it runs fine on my Mac Pro and a unibody MacBook. The only feature it's missing is a visual display of moon phases in the calendar in the Info window.
An absolutely wonderful menu bar extra! Very Mac-like, clean, uncluttered and superbly functional. Kudos to the developer.
Version 1.2 runs perfectly on 10.3.9 for me.
Brilliant, as usual. Download it, try it, love it, donate a few bucks.
The are only a few possible features left to implement. I'd like more control over the appearance of the Moon Window. By appearance I mean both how it looks and how it gets there.
[Version 1.0]
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LunaMenu is a simple menu bar item that displays an icon of the current phase of the moon. You can also opt to have a floating moon on your desktop, and there's a window with a detailed summary of the current moon phase.
+249
Drdul reviewed on 08 May 2009
+1
Version 1.2 runs perfectly on 10.3.9 for me.
+4
Flying Ace reviewed on 29 Jul 2006
+91
ean reviewed on 27 Jul 2006
The are only a few possible features left to implement. I'd like more control over the appearance of the Moon Window. By appearance I mean both how it looks and how it gets there.