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Product Description:
OmniGrowl aims to provide many practical notifications through Growl in a single application.
OmniGrowl is also an expandable framework for sending Growl notifications for applications that do not natively support Growl.
- Nofications for upcoming iCal events, To-Dos, Birthdays, etc
- Notificatons for Address Book Birthdays
- Notificatons of iTunes track changes
- News headlines / RSS
- Yahoo Weather
What's new in this version:
- Added option to check internet for iTunes artwork.
- Above works even when not showing "full notifications" so it doesn't choke iTunes.
- Added new iTunes script addition to add downloaded art to the current album in iTunes. This makes OmniGrowl a decent artwork finder in its own right.
- Added new iTunes script plugin that can be triggered by iTunes track changes.
- Included an iTunes GeekTool template for the new iTunes plugin that will display iTunes artwork and track info on the desktop with GeekTool 3 installed and some minimal configuration. (See Advanced Info.)
- Since OmniGrowl handles everything, this is a much better solution for GeekTool users than anything currently available (just try it).
- Includes Growl Framework 1.2b4.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
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Ahem.. geektool replacement? - Version: 3.7, 9/23/2009 11:47AM PST
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Paradoxial
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- Ahem.. geektool replacement? (1 replies)
A very useful application 
- Version: 3.6.2, 9/15/2009 01:50AM PST
Paul Hagstrom
I've been using OmniGrowl for quite a long time, and I do really miss it now when it's on a machine that's not installed. The developers have generally been pretty quick to address problems (though I haven't interacted with them directly), and it's otherwise been pretty unobtrusive. I would definitely recommend this. I haven't seen (at least in any recent version) problems with the preferences pane always coming up, it works as advertised. I haven't tried everything it can do, but I have tried the RSS feeds, weather, iTunes notifications, log notifications, SMART notifications, and iCal notifications, and all work just as they're supposed to.
Makes me grumpy! 
- Version: 3.4.2, 10/29/2008 02:40AM PST
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grh-akl
Grrr. No uninstall option! I'm sick of the dane thing asking me every time if I want to make it a start-up item. I already said yes a hundred times, then I started to say no. Now I want to uninstall it. Can't.
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I have OmniGrown AND GeekTool, and they fulfill totally different niches. I don't see OmniGrowl running shell scripts, and nor should it. They're different, and that's good. But the unnecessary and ill-advised jab at GeekTool is pretty unprofessional, and is enough to make me think twice about using OmniGrowl.