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Use Growl to monitor long-running shell commands
This seems like it could be annoying, triggering when you don't want it (Commands like "less" can run for over 10 seconds, and I couldn't care less when it exits)
Instead of blacklisting or whitelisting applications, I found a little script ages you call like: gnotif gzip -9 somefile.tar Then when it completes, it creates a growl notification. It's similar to the 'time' command, you prepend it when you want to know how long a command takes. I've saved it to /usr/local/bin/ called 'gnotif'
Use Growl to monitor long-running shell commands
I had implemented your solution before reading this hint.
Use Growl to monitor long-running shell commands
See my solution: http://www.macosxhints.com/comment.php?mode=view&cid=91037
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