@betalogue Yeah, I see some strange behavior with restoration, including missing shadows and duplicate Dock icons.
@gte Yes, and if you have a Retina display, attach an external non-Retina one. There are some weird issues with multi-resolution setups.
Built-in options are a bit clunky. Lingon looks like an easy third-party way to run scripts periodically. Hope it survives sandboxcalypse.
@viticci That’s a good tip about Automator Calendar Alarm workflows. Although it looks like Calendar can’t repeat them very often.
@bmike Calendar no longer allows you to run scripts, so you need to open an app (and see it bounce in the Dock). Or am I missing something?
Thanks for all the Keyboard Maestro recommendations. I like it but was looking for something built-in.
@incanus77 Seems like that’s equivalent to writing a script that stays running. You’d need to find some other means of getting it going.
@incanus77 @frr149 The AppleScript alert seems to be gone. I guess you could use “Open File” and give it a script saved as an application.
People used to use iCal until the AppleScript functionality was removed.
@incanus77 I’m looking for something for less technical users.
@fjdekermadec I’m not aware of an easy (built-in) way for users to edit the crontab, though…
What's the easiest way for a user to run an AppleScript periodically?