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What methods can I use to growl from the command line in OS X Lion?

In OS X Snow Leopard I used the growlnotify utility that was included in the Growl 1.2 SDK. I've downloaded the SDK for Growl 1.3 but I don't see any growlnotify utility included (am I missing it?)

Growl 1.3 also supports GNTP, which I have not yet used, however OS X (all versions) have support for many languages such as php, ruby, perl, python, etc. and I have heard that there are some good GNTP libraries out there.

So what methods can I use to growl from the command line in OS X Lion?

Examples are very much appreciated.

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cwd Avatar asked Dec 07 '11 00:12

cwd


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1 Answers

growlnotify is a Growl extra.
You need to install it separately:

http://growl.info/extras.php#growlnotify

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Macmade Avatar answered Oct 02 '22 20:10

Macmade