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OS X El Capitan allows you to automatically hide the menu bar like you can automatically hide the Dock(i.imgur.com)
over 8 years ago from David Barker
Benjamin Lundquist, over 8 years ago
Agreed completely. I turned off the menu bar and went into an odd panic not seeing those 2 data.
Used Ubersicht ( http://tracesof.net/uebersicht/ ) to add that info to my desktop. Feeling pretty good without the menu bar now.
Sri Kadimisetty, over 8 years ago
Do you find El Capitan Stable enough to try out?
Erik Terwan, over 8 years ago
I'm running it on a mid 2010 MacBook (not my main machine) and it's running great! Have not found any major bugs, just minor beauty issues.
Yup did my 2014 15" first. Installed it on my iMac at work today. #yolo
Braden Hamm, over 8 years ago
OOOH that looks nice. I was actually thinking that would be a nice compromise built in to the OS, but a plugin works too.
Is there a reason you put it on the left side instead of the right? That's where my eyes go out of habit.
Looks better on the right for sure. But I use my desktop as an inbox and the icons were slamming up on them there.
I like this as an option, but I do worry about quickly checking time and battery.