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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from chadv in Drag and drop for File buffer   
    My idea is to get more from File buffer ability. It is superb right now, but I think it could be even better with drag and drop. What I mean is to select files into buffer and then would be possible to drag those anywhere we want to drop. Similar to DragonDrop app.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from gohoyer in [2.2] Get App Icon   
    Introduction
    Have you ever needed that specific app icon to use in your review? Get App Icon workflow comes to help! Open up Alfred, type 'icon' and app's name. If it one installed in your macOS, you should find it in the list. Press Enter and the icon will await on your Desktop.
    What if that's the app for iPhone or iPad (or just app from Mac App Store)? Just use the 'online' option to search and download.
    Download
    from Packal → link direct download → link Screenshots
    http://i.imgur.com/QLa4WD5m.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/8MUWUrkm.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/JhJJfhJm.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/Muq658Jm.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/Xbowu4gm.png 
     
    How it works?
    To invoke Get App Icon workflow:
    use the icon keyword which will list all available in /Application folder apps; at top of results there is option to switch to online (App Store / Mac App Store) search that will search for typed app name; use File Action Extract app icon on chosen app on your Mac. The workflow behaves as follow:
    when used with local application it converts app’s icon in .icns format into .png using the biggest icon size (which is usually 1024 × 1024 or 512 × 512 px) and save it into Desktop folder; when used with online application it downloads its icon in .png format (please read Tips also for further information). Requirements
    installed Python version 3 installed Pillow library for Python 3  
    Changelist:
    2.2:
    added workflow's description country code and limit are set as Environment Variables, so there is no need to edit files, just change them in Workflow Environment Variables window bug fixes 2.1:
    bug fixes 2.0:
    action rewritten to use Python3 1.5:
    initial public release
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Chris Messina in [2.2] Get App Icon   
    And once again the workflow got updated to version 2.2 (see the first post for download and changelist)
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Chris Messina in [2.2] Get App Icon   
    Introduction
    Have you ever needed that specific app icon to use in your review? Get App Icon workflow comes to help! Open up Alfred, type 'icon' and app's name. If it one installed in your macOS, you should find it in the list. Press Enter and the icon will await on your Desktop.
    What if that's the app for iPhone or iPad (or just app from Mac App Store)? Just use the 'online' option to search and download.
    Download
    from Packal → link direct download → link Screenshots
    http://i.imgur.com/QLa4WD5m.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/8MUWUrkm.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/JhJJfhJm.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/Muq658Jm.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/Xbowu4gm.png 
     
    How it works?
    To invoke Get App Icon workflow:
    use the icon keyword which will list all available in /Application folder apps; at top of results there is option to switch to online (App Store / Mac App Store) search that will search for typed app name; use File Action Extract app icon on chosen app on your Mac. The workflow behaves as follow:
    when used with local application it converts app’s icon in .icns format into .png using the biggest icon size (which is usually 1024 × 1024 or 512 × 512 px) and save it into Desktop folder; when used with online application it downloads its icon in .png format (please read Tips also for further information). Requirements
    installed Python version 3 installed Pillow library for Python 3  
    Changelist:
    2.2:
    added workflow's description country code and limit are set as Environment Variables, so there is no need to edit files, just change them in Workflow Environment Variables window bug fixes 2.1:
    bug fixes 2.0:
    action rewritten to use Python3 1.5:
    initial public release
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from DJay in [2.2] Get App Icon   
    And once again the workflow got updated to version 2.2 (see the first post for download and changelist)
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Chris Messina in [2.2] Get App Icon   
    I've finally updated the action (see the first post for download).
     
    The new version require python3 and Pillow installed.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from 40-02 in [1.11] Install App   
    Download
    get Install App workflow from Packal get Install App workflow direct download
    Introduction

    The Install App workflow speeds installation process (or rather copy) of applications downloaded outside of Mac App Store. The workflow is completely written using Bash Script.

    How it works?

    There are two ways to invoke that workflow:
    through keyword — install — which shows all eligible files/packages (.app package, .zip archive, .dmg image and .pkg installer) found in specified folder (default is ~/Downloads) and copy, run, mount or extract them dependably of what kind of file/package we choose; you can also use install name so Alfred will narrow results;


    through File Action Install App which behave in similar way as above.

    The Install App workflow behaves as follow:
    if you choose .app package it will be copied to /Applications folder; if you choose .pkg file it will be opened; if you choose .dmg file it will be mounted and searched for .app or .pkg to copy or run them; at the end the image will be unmounted; if you choose .zip file it will be unzipped into folder which will be searched for .app, .pkg or .dmg to copy, run or mount them; at the end the temp folder will be deleted; at the end of whole process you will be asked if you want to remove the source file.
    Tips
    to change folder to search for mentioned files you need to edit Script Filter element of workflow → uncomment SEARCHDIR variable and edit its value
    Release info
     
    1.11:
    improve mounting dmg files – now works with images with EULA  
    1.10:
    displays app icon if user has that app already (eligible for app updates files)  
    1.9:
    bug fixes dramatically reduces workflow size (from ~700 KB to 150 KB) workflow now searches in subdirectories of main directory if workflow finds .app package it will display that app's real icon (not a placeholder) 1.8:
    bug fixes following last update the workflow will open installed application if it was opened
    1.7:
    workflow checks now if app is already running and if so it asks to quit it
    1.6:
    fixed file matching fixed post-install notifications
    1.5:
    unmount .dmg image after copying/installing app, remove temporary .zip folder after copying/installing app, ability to remove source files after copying/installing app (the dialog window will appear).
    1.3
    initial public release.
    Thanks

    I would like to thank Franz Greiling who inspired me to make this workflow with his own version.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from evanfuchs in Drag and drop for File buffer   
    My idea is to get more from File buffer ability. It is superb right now, but I think it could be even better with drag and drop. What I mean is to select files into buffer and then would be possible to drag those anywhere we want to drop. Similar to DragonDrop app.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from PBear in VNC Workflow   
    Hi thailoving, I have updated workflow's download link in first post. Also I've checked with with Alfred 3 and seems to work fine.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from DJay in VNC Workflow   
    Inspired by Don Southard's Screen Sharing Workflow for Alfred v1 I have made VNC workflow using Alfred 2 dynamic list feature.
     

    First of all here is the download → link
     
    To add machines simply write vnc setup and after space insert machine name, its IP address and optionally port, exactly like that:
     
    Name-IP_address:port
     
    for example:
     
    Living Room-192.168.1.1:5901
     

     
    To delete machines write vlc delete and choose from list which machine you would like to delete.
     


     
    Please, feel free to comment, to give some hints, etc.
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    mcskrzypczak reacted to Florian in [1.11] Install App   
    Great, it's working now :-)
     
    I have some feedback for you though:

    In the above picture, you can see your own workflow, and actual app (pacapong.app), a hidden R history file ".Rapp.history" (this is a software used in research for statistical analysis and the likes), and a folder "71135_katapult_zip" containing blender models, images and html files.
     
    I don't really think ".Rapp.history" and "71135_katapult_zip" have their place on this list. If you don't want to filter files by their extension, then at least you could try and explore them and see if they fit (the ".Rapp" file will not have the usual package content structure, the "katapult_zip" is actually a folder containing nothing that can be installed).
     
    My Download is not so very messy. It is, but I think it could be way worse, in which case I'd be lost in files suggested for install...
     
    Anyway, I like what you did ;-)
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Carlos-Sz in [File Action] [1.6] Copy Folder/File Name   
    Hi Dellu. First of all I am glad you like my workflow, I am too using it commonly. As of your problem – the workflow is working with specified by user shortcuts inside Alfred. Don't know why it does not in your case. Am I understand it right that you set:
    Ctrl+Shift+Cmd+,  If so, I have checked it and it works properly.
     
     
    Unfurtunatelly (but happily) what you are writing is slightly wrong Carlos. Workflow shortcut will work not only outside Alfred (in Finder, PathFinder, Forklift, open file dialogue windows, etc.) but also inside Alfred window which is when normally searching files (using "spacebar+search phrase" by default) or in Alfred-File-Browser. I am using this ability very often so I am 100% sure about this.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from leefur in The Minimalist   
    Move your mouse cursor above corner and hold CMD.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from thec13 in VNC Workflow   
    Inspired by Don Southard's Screen Sharing Workflow for Alfred v1 I have made VNC workflow using Alfred 2 dynamic list feature.
     

    First of all here is the download → link
     
    To add machines simply write vnc setup and after space insert machine name, its IP address and optionally port, exactly like that:
     
    Name-IP_address:port
     
    for example:
     
    Living Room-192.168.1.1:5901
     

     
    To delete machines write vlc delete and choose from list which machine you would like to delete.
     


     
    Please, feel free to comment, to give some hints, etc.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Tyler Eich in Drag and drop for File buffer   
    My idea is to get more from File buffer ability. It is superb right now, but I think it could be even better with drag and drop. What I mean is to select files into buffer and then would be possible to drag those anywhere we want to drop. Similar to DragonDrop app.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Tyler Eich in Drag and drop for File buffer   
    I do realize that. The point is that I can drag'n'drop only one element in the way you described. What I was mean is to drag all files selected (by using alt+down arrow) in file buffer into somewhere else.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from JBR in Workflows limited/excluded for specific apps   
    A lot of workflows are made to work with specific applications. It would be great if you add an option to limit workflows actions to work only with indicated apps or to exclude some apps that we don't want WF to work. This brings two main benefits especially for workflows based on hotkeys:
     
    you will not trigger some workflow by incident in other app that is not supposed to work (which could cause some strange behaviours, if for example workflow triggers some others keyboard shortcuts through AppleScript). you will be able to use same shortcuts in many applications that triggers specific workflows for indicated apps.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from scheinreif in Workflows limited/excluded for specific apps   
    A lot of workflows are made to work with specific applications. It would be great if you add an option to limit workflows actions to work only with indicated apps or to exclude some apps that we don't want WF to work. This brings two main benefits especially for workflows based on hotkeys:
     
    you will not trigger some workflow by incident in other app that is not supposed to work (which could cause some strange behaviours, if for example workflow triggers some others keyboard shortcuts through AppleScript). you will be able to use same shortcuts in many applications that triggers specific workflows for indicated apps.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from potatonerd in Drag and drop for File buffer   
    My idea is to get more from File buffer ability. It is superb right now, but I think it could be even better with drag and drop. What I mean is to select files into buffer and then would be possible to drag those anywhere we want to drop. Similar to DragonDrop app.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from Tyler Eich in Workflows limited/excluded for specific apps   
    A lot of workflows are made to work with specific applications. It would be great if you add an option to limit workflows actions to work only with indicated apps or to exclude some apps that we don't want WF to work. This brings two main benefits especially for workflows based on hotkeys:
     
    you will not trigger some workflow by incident in other app that is not supposed to work (which could cause some strange behaviours, if for example workflow triggers some others keyboard shortcuts through AppleScript). you will be able to use same shortcuts in many applications that triggers specific workflows for indicated apps.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from mklement0 in Navigate Alfred Preferences using shortcuts   
    I think every Alfred power-user is keyboard Geek. We want to navigate through OS X using keyboard shortcuts as much as possible because it is fast as hell comparing with mouse actions. So why don’t make navigating through Alfred Preferences tabs faster by using keyboard shortcuts to switch them? I really like the idea of switching tabs in Mac App Store app using Cmd+1 … Cmd+5.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from pawelratajczak in MyIP – get your external and local IP address   
    Uh, oh, I knew I forgot something. If Local IP doesn't work, try to change "eth0" into "eth1" in secon Script Filter.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from MuppetGate in Drag and drop for File buffer   
    I do realize that. The point is that I can drag'n'drop only one element in the way you described. What I was mean is to drag all files selected (by using alt+down arrow) in file buffer into somewhere else.
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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from picksio in Tiny theme   
    Hi all!

    Just want to show you my theme - tiny with no borders, no rounded rectangles, whites and grays, a little bit of transparency and Lucida Grande font.

    Hope you like it.

    You can add it by download this file (minimum Alfred v2 b74 required). - updated Jan 21st 2013



     
    Here is v2 of my tiny theme with gray selection for better readability.
     
    Download here.
     

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    mcskrzypczak got a reaction from old37 in Tiny theme   
    Aaaand here is the update of my tiny theme. I have added the gray color for the selection for better readability.
     
    You can download it here.
     

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