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Menubar Electron is a lightweight JavaScript library for creating desktop applications with persistent menu bar (Mac) or system tray (Windows/Linux) icons/interfaces, allowing developers to build utility apps that live in the user’s system bar and open a small window or popup when clicked. It serves as a wrapper around frameworks like Electron or Node GUI backends, abstracting common tasks such as positioning the popup window, handling click events, and integrating native tray interactions without writing platform-specific code. ...

...The IP, domain name and comments are displayed in different colors so that all kinds of information can be seen at a glance. Combine different solutions through multiple selection modes to complete the configuration of complex environments. The shortcut menu is displayed in the system tray menu, click to quickly view/switch hosts schemes. Supports local and remote schemes, can download from the network and automatically synchronize remote schemes at regular intervals. All local schemes can be easily exported and shared with other team members. Click on the line number, or use the shortcut Ctrl+/ (⌘+/ on macOS) to quickly toggle the comment state of a given line. ...

Podman Desktop is an open source graphical tool enabling you to seamlessly work with containers and Kubernetes from your local environment. Podman Desktop installs, configures, and keeps Podman up to date on your local environment. It provides a system tray, to check status and interact with your container engine without losing focus from other tasks. The desktop application provides a dashboard to interact with containers, images, pods, and volumes but also configures your environment with your OCI registries and network settings. Podman Desktop also provides capabilities to connect and deploy pods to Kubernetes environments.

...It is built with Next.js/TypeScript and targets developers and hobbyists who want a self-hosted solution for interacting with advanced multimodal models (text, image, voice). It supports features like image recognition, voice-based conversation, plugins (web search, ArXiv search, weather, etc.), and client apps (tray app) for greater convenience. The project emphasizes “one-click” deployment, aiming to make it easy to spin up a custom chat front end without deep infra-setup. It’s licensed under MIT and has an active community of contributors; documentation and release notes note support for newer features like mixed image+text generation. The README warns of security configurations and customizing environment variables for model access.

...Gitify will notify you every time you receive a notification by playing a sound (not an annoying one - it's a promise), showing native mac OS notifications or by just turning its tray icon to green. It is not there to interrupt your workflow or distract you, you can customize your settings to your preference. Gitify is based on Electron, React, Tailwind CSS and more awesome open source libraries. Written in Typescript.