Ginfuru

I'm using Growl for my notifications... I'm assuming you're using Notification Center instead or maybe your Growl theme is causing an issue??

my growl output:

my notification center output: (assuming this is what you're seeing??)

To get around that I would create separate keyword triggers,  for each terminal command and Set the output to this: 

  NOTIFICATION CENTER OUTPUT →→→

Out put will look similar to this: 

Now that i tried it, i've got a tiny feedback : when the text of the echo is too long, it's truncated instead of returning.

which command are you running? 

Finally, a solution to the "open with.." list bug! Thanks so much

No problem

Also if you have other commands you find helpful, please share ! 

Here is a simple workflow the combines several basic (and frequently used) commands to help speed up your processes. There are several other workflows that do one or a couple of these... but I just combined them into one.

Keyword Trigger run followed by:

purge, flush, ip, show or hide, finder, dock or ow

purge - frees up RAM

flush - flushes your DNS

ip - shows your public IP

show - shows hidden files

hide - hides file that should be hidden

finder - relaunches the Finder.app

dock - relaunches the Dock

ow - relaunches the Finder.app and clears out the Open with Menu to only show the current versions of those Apps (bug in Mt. Lion) 

UPDATE - a collection of a bunch of workflows and terminal commands. 

relaunch - kills finder

desktop - hides items on your desktop

hidden - show/hide hidden files

purge - frees up RAM

owrest - ow - relaunches the Finder.app and clears out the Open with Menu to only show the current versions of those Apps (bug in Mt. Lion) 

lprest - resets launch pad

flush - OS Mavericks flushing of the DNS

wifi - turn on wifi see current network and get current network IP

ip - get your internal and external (public) IP

zip (or set hotkey) - creates archive of selected items

empty downloads - cleans out the downloads folder

space - gives you the remaining and used space % of internal and attached drives

subl - opens a file or project in Sublime Text 

Simple to edit and modify to add more... 

Download link : http://d.pr/f/1hMXB

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Sorry about that... try it now. 

this is a much better solution

http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/3342-battery2-battery-levels-of-laptop-battery-apple-keyboard-trackpad-and-mouse/

How do I disable the opening of the image? I just want it saved to the desktop. Thanks!

Inside the Run Scripts you'll need to remove the 'P' from them

EDIT:
screencapture -icWP ~/Desktop/{query}.png

CHANGE TO:
screencapture -icW ~/Desktop/{query}.png

Glad you like it 

Just perfect!

Thanks!  Super easy.

Are you keyboard junkie like myself? Have a ton of finder windows open or trying to copy and paste from one document to another... or some other unorthodox reason for needing window management?  Yeah... me too. I've used several of the window management apps, they are all very cool and have a really cool feature set about them, but still can't justify the price?  Yeah... me too.

I've converted this Alfred extension from http://projects.jga.me/layouts/#toc3 to a workflow that uses both Hotkeys and Keyword trigger to help manage the top most window on your screen. Take a look at a look at Greg Allen's write up to learn how to use it. I only added a couple of hotkeys but feel free to edit to match your needs. 

I've finally updated Layouts to work with Alfred's Workflows: http://projects.jga.me/layouts/

If you already own a window manager like SizeUp take a look at Carlos-Sz - SizeUp workflow

Here is the GitHub Repo: https://github.com/ginfuru/Alfred-ScreenCapture

I write a lot of documents that require me to take screen shots regularly, to show a process or steps for whatever is relavent. So I created this workflow to help me save time, while not having to rely on small apps that site in the menu bar and it fully taking advantage of features that are already built into the OS. 

This workflow use a Keyword trigger to capture your screen either as a full screen, a selection, a window or timed PNG file and then opens up the file in Preview for annotating/editing. 

Download it - http://rnydm.us/Ndbp        >>> http://i.makitra.in/Ndbp

If you'd like to change the file format

Edit :  

screencapture -icWP ~/Desktop/{query}.png

Change it to: 

screencapture -icWP pdf ~/Desktop/{query}.pdf

You can change this to really whatever format you want. 

If you'd like to change what Application that opens

Edit:

screencapture -icWP ~/Desktop/{query}.png

Change it to:

screencapture -icW ~/Desktop/screenshot.png

And link it to the OUTPUT Run Script 

If you have questions just ask

One of the biggest oversights I think OS X has is the lack of a hotkey to quickly archive (zip) files. With Alfred I'm able to create this using AppleScript and a hotkey trigger. 

I've created a workflow that uses both a Hotkey ( cmd + shift + \ ) and a Keyword ( zip ) to compress the selected files or folders into a zip. It's stupidly simple to modify. 

Download it - http://makitra.in/NcRZ       http://i.makitra.in/NcRZ

If you're looking for more options try this workflow out by Tyler Eich - File/Folder Archiver