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Thank you for the compliments! `@main` had recently been introduced when I implemented the framework that became MacMenuBar, and the app I was using it in used the older Cocoa...

@mgriebling, @hk05 I have found a solution, but it feels like a hack, so I haven't decided yet if I want to incorporate it directly into MacMenuBar. The problem boils...

I decided to incorporate the change into SwiftUI in v0.0.12. I also added an extension on SwiftUI's `App` so you can set the main menu more succinctly: ```swift import SwiftUI...

@barron9 No, the helper tool is always installed in and run from `/Library/PriviledgedHelperTools`. That's just how `SMJobBless` works. Probably the most common reason for failure to install it there is...

I have to admit that I haven't tried it. Last time I did anything with Catalyst, which was before I wrote MacMenuBar, it was pretty insistent about hiding AppKit, which...

So I just gave it a try with Catalyst, and the answer is definitely no, MacMenuBar can't be used with Catalyst, and I don't yet know what, if anything, I...

At the moment I don't have much time to devote to it, so not immediately, though perhaps in the near future. It would be nice to make MacMenuBar support Catalyst...

The command to be executed has to be a Mach-O executable binary, not a shell script. To run a shell script you'd use the path of the shell (ie. `/bin/zsh`...

When I wrote my previous reply I was on my phone, and it wasn't convenient to look at the source code. Now that I can, I want to follow up....

I'm pretty sure you can set file flags with Foundation's `FileManager`; however, the API that first came to mind to me is the BSD function. In C it's ```c #include...