24 Oct Ditch the Glass Leopard dock with a few keystrokes.
Category: Design, How-To

Michel Jansen, fellow Dutch blogger, uncovered a system setting to use the new “on-the-side” Dock on the bottom too (which a lot of you asked for in my last post).

Open Terminal.app and enter;

defaults write com.apple.dock no-glass -boolean YES; killall Dock

Before and after images at the source. Thanks Michel!

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2 Responses

  1. Oh noice! :)

  2. Sorry to making somehow an advertising here, but I’ve just released a tool to make this simpler: 2DOrNot2D – http://www.eternalstorms.at/utilites/2dornot2d

    Please, if you do not want that here, just remove this entry.

    Thanks,
    Matthias

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