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I feel so old. The original Mac OS X dock supported "live" icons. If you minimized the System Monitor, the icon turned into a real time CPU graph. If you mini
by LeoPanthera 6y ago
I feel so old.
The original Mac OS X dock supported "live" icons. If you minimized the System Monitor, the icon turned into a real time CPU graph.
If you minimized a QuickTime video, the video continued playing, tiny, right in the dock.
I was really sad when this went away, and I don't really understand why it did.
- webmobdev 6y ago> If you minimized the System Monitor, the icon turned into a real time CPU graph. On macOS Mojave, the Activity Monitor still does show real-time graph in the icon if you want it to - right-clicking the icon gives you various graphs to choose from. Don't know about the QT videos though.
- ilikepi 6y agoWow, I did not realize Activity Monitor did that. QuickTime Player seems to have lost its dynamic icon, though. I've gotten to the point where I don't even use the dock anymore, it just stays hidden. Quite a long way from the good ole' days of themes.org, freshmeat.net, and spending hours customizing my desktop environment.