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ConsoleGrowl runs on your Mac's menu-bar and displays all Apple Console log messages using Growl notifications.
It allows you to see immediately any console message, including calls to the NSLog() function from your Applications.
A full log window is also available from the menu bar.
Tired of opening the Apple console each time, ConsoleGrowl is for you.
It allows you to see immediately any console message, including calls to the NSLog() function from your Applications.
A full log window is also available from the menu bar.
Tired of opening the Apple console each time, ConsoleGrowl is for you.
What's New
Version 1.2.3
- Fixed a bug that would prevent notifications to be displayed.
ConsoleGrowl User Discussion (Write a Review)
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ConsoleGrowl runs on your Mac's menu-bar and displays all Apple Console log messages using Growl notifications.
It allows you to see immediately any console message, including calls to the NSLog() function from your Applications.
A full log window is also available from the menu bar.
Tired of opening the Apple console each time, ConsoleGrowl is for you.
It allows you to see immediately any console message, including calls to the NSLog() function from your Applications.
A full log window is also available from the menu bar.
Tired of opening the Apple console each time, ConsoleGrowl is for you.
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sbarex reviewed on 06 Apr 2012
With 'show log window...' the window don't list any console file
Growl sdk need to be updated to 1.3 version.
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Bedouin reviewed on 24 Jan 2011
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Unfortunately v1.1 is racking up huge amounts of CPU on my machine as well so have stopped it for now. Looks like a useful little app, so hope they get these problems sorted soon. Couldn't find any way to configure the app though. Would be nice to be able to filter what gets shown in Growl, for instance only certain apps, or only certain levels of message e.g. don't show debug & notice messages but do show warnings and errors.
Will be interesting to see how this app evolves.
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The download issue has been fixed.
The intensive CPU usage is caused by ASL (Apple System Log) queries.
I'm currently trying to find a way to fix this.
I'm also working on a release that will include filtering options for apps, facilities, levels and users.
Have a nice day, and stay tuned... ; )
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More filtering options are comming soon for the 1.2 release.
They process is running but produces no output, doesn't appear in the Dock or Menu Bar.
gadlab rated on 13 Mar 2011
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Macmade rated on 01 Feb 2011