Right click cherrytree.app and click in Show Package Content then go to Contents -> Resources and then you'll find a file called AppIcon.icns.
If you don't have an icon to put, you can take the one I made inside the cherrytree.app and place it there.
Then you proceed to pick the icon of the cherrytree app and drag it into the "terminal icon" of the bin In the info page you HAVE to change the permissions of the app to read and write for your user, admin and everyone. In my case, with the latest version, it wasĪfter that You'll right click cherrytree and click in Get Info. Then it will open the folder containing the bin file. You have to run the app, after it is in the dock, right click it -> options -> show in finder Thanks, I get still a terminal icon in the dock, is there a way to prevent this? Click in new and paste the code above in the pop up and save itĪfter you open it, it creates an icon in the dock with the icon you chose and no terminal window whatsoever!.After installing it you choose the name of the App you want (Cherrytree in this case).If you don't want that ugly automator icon, you can change it in a lot of ways, or you can use an application called Platypus to create it and change the icon. Tell application "/usr/local/bin/cherrytree" app and save it in the /Applications folder to it to appear in the launchpad. You have to create an applescript in automator to create an. app file, it creates a regular bin in /usr/local/bin/cherrytree I've done the installation through Homebrew and it does not create an.
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