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For anyone else running into the same problem, I just copied my HipChat.app in /Applications, and ran the second hipchat next to the first hipchat (you can also
by jacktoole1 12y ago
For anyone else running into the same problem, I just copied my HipChat.app in /Applications, and ran the second hipchat next to the first hipchat (you can also change the second hipchat's icon for easy distinguishment). It's not perfect (upon logout/restart it still remembers the preferences for the other instance), but it solved 90% of my hassle.
- JesseObrien 12y agoYou can also do in the terminal: hipchat --detach &
- cooper12 12y agoOr for even any app: open -n /path/to/application.app From the open man page: -n Open a new instance of the application(s) even if one is already running.
- talkingquickly 12y agoThis has been driving me crazy for months, I had one version of the old buggy Adobe Air app running and one of the new Native app. Somehow just creating a copy of the new native app just never occurred to me. You just made my day substantially better.
- chermanowicz 12y agoThat's smart. But still, it's crazy that something like multiple organizations would require you to do this on your end. There are better options out there :)