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.
http://i.imgur.com/mhO7dad.jpg
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- Sri Kadimisetty, over 8 years ago
  Do you find El Capitan Stable enough to try out?
  1 point
  - 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.
    1 point
  - Benjamin Lundquist, over 8 years ago
    Yup did my 2014 15" first. Installed it on my iMac at work today. #yolo
    0 points
- 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.
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  - Benjamin Lundquist, over 8 years ago
    Looks better on the right for sure. But I use my desktop as an inbox and the icons were slamming up on them there.
    1 point

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