Having our messages (iMessage and SMS) available on our Macs is great, however sometimes we get an unread badge that can’t seem to go away, no matter how hard we look for the unread message, it is just not there¹.In many cases, however, the solution is simple, and you don’t even need to reboot.

1. Eclipse Workspace Dock Badge For Mac Os X 10 13 Download
2. Eclipse Workspace Dock Badge For Mac Os X El Capitan
3. Eclipse Workspace Dock Badge For Mac Os X Versions

Eclipse Workspace Dock Badge For Mac Os X 10 13 Download

1. Quit Messages
2. Restart the dock, either using Activity Monitor or running killall Dock from the terminal

Eclipse Workspace Dock Badge For Mac Os X El Capitan

I have my Eclipse workspace inside Dropbox with all my project folders within, but use the new-ish 'Selective Sync' feature of Dropbox to make sure that the.metadata folder is not synced. This means my Mac and Windows machines have their own.metadata folders but the project folders remain in sync. Seems to be working so far. For example, for Mac OS X, I very much like the Mac OS X workspace badge plugin. So I included it in my setup-eclipse.xmi and at the same time set its configuration option to the name of the installed workspace: Instead of editing the setup-eclipse.xmi by hand, you can also use these two buttons. Installing Eclipse on a Mac The version of Eclipse that you download for the Mac depends on which version of Mac OS X you have. If you don't know which version of Mac OS X you have, you can check by clicking the Apple menu in the upper left-hand corner of the screen and selecting About This Mac. Stanford Eclipse will only work on Mac OS X.

Many thanks to crazyj on Stack Exchange for sharing this easy trick.

Eclipse Workspace Dock Badge For Mac Os X Versions

1. Pro tip: you can see which conversations have unread messages by right clicking on the Messages icon. Not that opening these would help getting read of the stuck badge, however. ↩