u/It_is_Sean

Repo: https://github.com/It-is-Sean/macOS-Window-Styler

In the post by u/Aacha_ladka(Note:This profile might be NSFW), they discovered a way to customize the appearance of macOS windows. Huge thanks to them for figuring it out first. Inspired by their work, I decided to build a simple app that makes the whole process much more intuitive.

The app currently includes three presets:

• OS X Style
• Big Sur Style
• Tahoe Style

Meanwhile, if you’d rather tweak everything yourself, there’s also a fully customizable mode where you can adjust the window appearance however you like.

This is my first open-source Swift project, so I’d really appreciate any feedback, feature requests, or bug reports. I’m still learning, and I’d love to improve both the app and my Swift skills.

I’ll continue improving the app with new features and fixes. If you find it useful, I’d really appreciate a ⭐ on GitHub—it helps a lot and motivates me to keep working on it.

I made a TUI split-screen watch tool called splitwatch!

It started as a small Python script I wrote for myself, mainly to monitor logs while downloading datasets on servers. I rewrote it in Rust (with some help from codex 🤔 )as a way to learn Rust and turn it into a proper open-source project.

The idea is simple: instead of repeatedly typing multiple watch commands in different terminals, splitwatch lets you save common watch commands as presets and run them with one key. It also supports variables, so presets can be reused with different paths, processes, or commands.

It is not trying to replace tmux. My goal is to make quick monitoring easier when working on remote servers, especially for things like dataset downloads, training logs, disk usage, GPU usage, and long-running jobs.

This is my first serious open-source project, and I'm actively developing it. Any feedback is very welcome.

If you find it useful, please consider giving it a star. Thanks! ❤️

https://github.com/It-is-Sean/SplitWatch