Control Center for Mac is the ultimate utility for Mac OS X users.
Apple is set to unveil OS X 10.10 at WWDC 2014 next month, but it’ll still be a long summer before we can install a public release on our Mac. Will Jony Ive deliver an iOS 7-inspired flat UI ( well, updated iOS 8 UI ) ? Will the UI changes will be minimal, but powerful under the hood? We’ll just have to wait. But, in the meantime you might want to check a new utility that lets you control and monitor various aspects of your Mac – Control Center for Mac.
CCSystemStatus is a new Cydia tweak that takes advantage of iOS 7’s Control Center to quickly display useful system information.
CCSystemStatus is a new Cydia tweak that takes advantage of iOS 7’s Control Center to quickly display useful system information. The tweak displays the info into pages, the first page showing you the WiFI’s IP address, cellular data IP address, free memory and average system load. If you swipe to the next page you’ll be able to see the Wi-Fi network name (SSID), your Wi-Fi MAC address, the amount of free space in the “/” directory, and the amount of free space in the “/var” directory.
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CCLoader allows you to reorder and disable sections in the Control Center to fit your needs.
CCLoader allows you to reorder and disable sections in the Control Center to fit your needs. Once installed, you can enable and disable toggles and rearrange the sections in the Control Center on the fly via Settings.app>CCLoader. The project is also aimed towards developers who can use the open source code to find out how to build custom Control Center plugins ( visit CCLoader on Github ).
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