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I loved DragThing and hate the Dock. They look superficially similar but they function quite differently. I don't remember the details because it's been too lon
by dreamcompiler 3y ago
I loved DragThing and hate the Dock. They look superficially similar but they function quite differently. I don't remember the details because it's been too long since I used DragThing, but in DragThing it just worked smoother and more intuitively.
I used to do some hack that made the Dock invisible because I found it to be intrusive and useless. IOW I preferred using the Mac with no docklike thing at all to using the Mac with the Dock. Apple long ago made my hack stop working so now I just live with the stupid Dock.
- deaddodo 3y ago> I used to do some hack that made the Dock invisible because I found it to be intrusive and useless. Is there any reason you don't just hide it and never use it?
- dreamcompiler 3y agoHiding it means it comes back if the mouse wanders to the "wrong" area of the screen. That's as good as it gets now.
- mnky9800n 3y agoi remember when microsoft got rid of the start menu because you can just search for whatever you want anyways, and that is exactly what i do in osx too. Of course the start menu came back, but whether it is OSX or windows, all i do is a keyboard shortcut to bring up search to look for the app i want. So what I am left with is that as mad as me and everyone was that the start menu was going away microsoft was right.