

– Added the ability to map sends 1-8 to a control allowing sends to be mixed with normal control parameters – Fixed some issues with Push1/Push2 scripts – Fixed not being able to move devices around from Push2 – Fixed an issue in Push2 where scripts wouldn’t initialise correctly unless there was a device on the selected track when a set (or default set) was loade

– Fixed issue with duplicate parameter scanning – Fixed issue where rescanning a plugin would remove custom parameter names – Fixed an issue where plugins with lots of long parameter names could not be scanned The graphic interface is really well thought out, and hovering your mouse over each of the many supplied keys reveals a tooltip that describes it in detail. plist by hand and trying to figure out what you did wrong. This is SO much easier and faster than writing your. plist, Launch Control debugs it for you and tells you what you need to fix, even linking you directly to the log output in the console. You can tell at a glance what's running, and which services have problems.
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plists, and within minutes of emailing Robby responded with a custom screenshot movie walking me through the Launch Control interface with the exact solution to my issue! WHAT GREAT SUPPORT!!!Īll of the currently installed services on your Mac are listed in the left column of the main display, along with their status. I have to mention that I had a specific situation with one of my. plist files that trigger them through launchd. Specifically, I'm finally able to understand all the details about agents and daemons, and the. Once found, drag an item from the palette section to the configuration section to add this key.įantastic program and EXCELLENT support! I've learned so much about how launchd works in OS X. Search them by category, name or description. Every key in the palette panel is annotated, so you don't have to consult the man page. LaunchControl makes it easy to discover them.

Everything you need - LaunchControl provides everything you need to create, edit, remove or debug launch services.Changes in one editor will instantly show up in the other one. Absolute freedom - While the default editing mode in LaunchControl supports all documented features of launchd(8), you may sometimes need to use unofficial features.It displays only information that is relevant for the selected job. It provides a dedicated interface for every single launchd(8) configuration key. You find what you are looking for in an instant. The same goes for loading, unloading and ad-hoc starting. You can enable or disable services with a single click.

Invalid services are highlighted and a problem description is provided. Sophisticated interface - With LaunchControl you see all services and their respective status at a glance.It reports potential problems even before a job is started and makes sure you always create valid configurations. All documented features of launchd(8) are supported. LaunchControl is a launchd(8) frontend allowing you to manage and debug system and user services on your Mac.
