I have found that it is a bit sticky when it first launches, but a few clicks in and out on first launch fixes that. As a last step, yoyou can add this to your login items so that it opens up automatically. More so I am just stoked it is working in Snow Leopard. I really like how this app is removed from the doc too. Now when you launch VisorTerminal, it will be hidden from the dock and be the app that Visor.bundle focuses on. * ExecPattern */VisorTerminal.app/Contents/MacOS/Terminal NSPrincipalClass Visor SIMBLTargetApplications BundleIdentifier CFBundleDevelopmentRegion English CFBundleExecutable Visor CFBundleIdentifier CFBundleInfoDictionaryVersion 6.0 CFBundleName Visor CFBundlePackageType BNDL CFBundleSignature ? CFBundleVersion Custom GoogleML TargetApplications BundleIdentifier BundleVersionsRE. Remember to rename the app to VisorTerminal.app. If you want to do these on your own copy of Leopard's Terminal.app then just right click on the app, show package contents, and edit the ist file.
#INSTALL SIMBL DOWNLOAD#
A summary of the changes I made are below, all these are done already in the download file I provide. It also allows us to set things like the LSUIElement to 1 so that this app does not show in the dock. This is how we are going to scope visor to use this particular app. First I have changed the bundle identifiers and display names to VisorTerminal. This copy has a few key things changed in the app's ist file. I have provided a copy in the resources section below. Once that is done here is the process to get this working in Snow Leopard.įirst, you are going to need a copy of the Terminal.app from Leopard.
#INSTALL SIMBL INSTALL#
First you just install SIMBL and the Visor.bundle as a SIMBL plugin in ~/Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/Visor.bundle. This is a similar process that I had to go through back in the day when I had to hack visor terminal in Leopard. UPDATE: Hacks no longer needed, latest Visor/SIMBL is 64-bit Snow Leopard happy!
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