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I know it's not "at a glance" if it requires a key combo, but you can hide and show the dock with Cmd-option-d. If you're also just wanting to see what's runni
by evilduck 16y ago
I know it's not "at a glance" if it requires a key combo, but you can hide and show the dock with Cmd-option-d.
If you're also just wanting to see what's running, Cmd-Tab like you were going to switch apps, but don't cycle it, it shows the running app list.
- roadnottaken 16y agoThat's an interesting point, and thanks for the key-combo (I didn't know that). But what I like about being able to see the dock is that I often randomly notice that too many apps are running, without specifically looking for it. It's sort of like when you notice the task-bar getting cluttered with windows in Windows... I probably won't remember to hit a button to see how many apps are running, but occasionally I'll just notice the clutter.