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Andrew J Freyer
Airport Location ... Wouldn't it be great to have 10-15 computers? One setup perfectly for home leisure use, one setup perfectly for work, one setup perfectly for coffee shops…
The problem is, most of us only have 1-2 computers. This is where Airport Location comes in: it makes your computer feel like dozens of computers all in one convenient package.
Airport Location is a small menubar app for Snow Leopard laptops and desktops. When you ask it to it records dozens of settings by taking a Snapshot of your computer just the way it is setup at that time. You can
The problem is, most of us only have 1-2 computers. This is where Airport Location comes in: it makes your computer feel like dozens of computers all in one convenient package.
Airport Location is a small menubar app for Snow Leopard laptops and desktops. When you ask it to it records dozens of settings by taking a Snapshot of your computer just the way it is setup at that time. You can
What's New
Version 0.60230:
- Fixed a large error with maps/address; now additional network traffic should stop for all machines
- Re-added keyboard backlight to the snapshot list...
- Added time been at a particular location
- Fixed a bug that didn't allow for time machine backups on hardware sets
- Cleaned up some verbose logs
- Various other bugfixes...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
AirPort Location User Discussion (Write a Review)
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Airport Location ... Wouldn't it be great to have 10-15 computers? One setup perfectly for home leisure use, one setup perfectly for work, one setup perfectly for coffee shops…
The problem is, most of us only have 1-2 computers. This is where Airport Location comes in: it makes your computer feel like dozens of computers all in one convenient package.
Airport Location is a small menubar app for Snow Leopard laptops and desktops. When you ask it to it records dozens of settings by taking a Snapshot of your computer just the way it is setup at that time. You can have as many Snapshots as you want - one for Travel, one for Office, one for Home, one for watching Movies etc.
The problem is, most of us only have 1-2 computers. This is where Airport Location comes in: it makes your computer feel like dozens of computers all in one convenient package.
Airport Location is a small menubar app for Snow Leopard laptops and desktops. When you ask it to it records dozens of settings by taking a Snapshot of your computer just the way it is setup at that time. You can have as many Snapshots as you want - one for Travel, one for Office, one for Home, one for watching Movies etc.
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bbitg reviewed on 21 Aug 2012
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Firefish reviewed on 01 Aug 2012
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qwerty06 reviewed on 11 Jul 2012
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offcs reviewed on 12 May 2011
Thanks for the report.
Thanks again for the report!
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Kankei71 reviewed on 30 Jan 2011
To exactly duplicate AL's behavior before 0.60200, enable "Distinct Wifi Connections" under the "Enable Wi-Fi Detection" menu in the "Detection Settings" menu.
If that does not solve the issue, please shoot me an email at airportlocation@gmail.com
Thanks for the report.
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Awado reviewed on 18 Jan 2011
The only thing i miss is a way to switch settings of third party applications, especially firewall/security software. Just to switch the corresponding plist files and a relaunch of the applications would be enough. Maybe this could be a simple way to integrate almost any application?
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In short, I've been trying to find a quick and simple way to add more customized functionality without requiring sophisticated end-user programming knowledge.
Until I come up with a solution (perhaps a plugin API?), we can do two things:
(1) Write an applescript to quit / change plist / restart for your individual snapshots. Similar to this:
tell application "myApp" to quit
do shell script "defaults write com.companyname.myApp thePreference 1"
tell application "myApp" to run
(2) On the other hand, you can shoot me an email with the particular application that you'd like to control and I'll make a judgement call as to whether it is viable to include support in AL itself.
Thanks for the input!
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Essentially, I've added an "App Preferences" action for snapshots which records every application preference for a particular application's preference file. Not all applications store their preferences in the same way, but this should work for most applications.
It is a highly interesting feature that I'll need to test further before a release. Alpha testers welcome.
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I use OS X’s built in location and it stores network setting for both cable and wireless connections quite happily.
I have some 60 locations defined (one per client).
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AirPort Location can toggle more than 50 OS settings automatically. When you open your laptop at Work, AL adjusts your setting automatically to suit your work environment. When you open your laptop at home, different settings can be applied.
AirPort Location picks up where OSX Locations (and other software) leaves off and automates the settings adjustment process. Visit the website or email me at airportlocation@gmail.com for more information or for answers to more specific questions.
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Ionos reviewed on 16 Dec 2010
It did take me a while to figure out how to make use of its full potential, though.
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I tested this version for four days before release and did not notice any slowdowns. I also did not change the existing detection algorithms or menu display, but with adding new features, there is always a small risk that bugs will occur.
Thanks for the report.
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Thanks for reporting, I'm not sure that I would have found this without your report!
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Was very interested in managing my airport locations and did a quick download, but all I get is the spinning ball of death each time I I click on the menubar icon ...
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It would also be helpful if you could open the Console (/Applications/Utilities/Console.app), search for "airportlocation" and copy all the entries to the email.
I'm available at airportlocation at gmail dot com.
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-Andrew
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Tommy.andersson rated on 26 Jan 2011
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John_chan rated on 17 Jan 2011