dmenu inspired application launcher.

Anyone that needs a quick and intuitive keyboard-only application launcher that does not rely on spotlight indexing.

If you are like me and have a shit-ton of files on your computer, and spotlight keeps your CPU running like crazy.

1. Disable spotlight completely and its global shortcut (recommended but not necessary)
2. Download and run dmenu-mac

1. Open the app, use cmd-Space to bring it to front.
2. Optionally, you can change the binding by clicking the ... on the right of the menu.
3. Type the application you want to open, hit enter to run the one selected.

You can make dmenu-mac part of your scripting toolbox, use it to prompt the user for options:

echo "Yes\nNo" | dmenu-mac -p "Are you sure?"
Yes

dmenu-mac can be installed with brew running:

brew install dmenu-mac

Optionally, you can download it here.

NOTE: the releases are not signed yet, use it at your own risk. I'll take care of that as soon as we can assess the number of people interested in the project.

*Mac OS X 10.12 or greater required.

• Uses fuzzy search
• Configurable global hotkey
• Multi-display support
• Not dependant on spotlight indexing

Any improvement/bugfix is welcome.

@onaips