My attempt to have Leopard "look" in Tiger.

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Jeremy Gray

macrumors regular

Original poster

• Jun 16, 2007

• #1

How is it?

 

mkrishnan

Moderator emeritus

• Jun 16, 2007

• #2

Hehe, nice work! 🙂 How did you do the dock... is it just a grey trapezoid on the desktop, or...?

 

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Jeremy Gray

macrumors regular

Original poster

• Jun 16, 2007

• #3

mkrishnan said:

Hehe, nice work! 🙂 How did you do the dock... is it just a grey trapezoid on the desktop, or...?

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Yeah, I couldn't get it quite centered.

 

kretzy

macrumors 604

• Jun 16, 2007

• #4

Maybe use Clear Dock or Transparent Dock to remove the dock background so you're just left with the trapezoid. Nice work though! 🙂

 

epochblue

macrumors 68000

• Jun 16, 2007

• #5

Aren't there utilities out there that let you change the background of the dock? Did I make that up?

 

gloss

macrumors 601

• Jun 16, 2007

• #6

A couple of days ago I started using Menufela to hide my menu bar and Camouflage to hide my icons. My dock is also set to autohide. I now have a pristine, blank desktop image, with Quicksilver if I need to open anything.

It's magical, man.

 

TheSpaz

macrumors 604

• Jun 16, 2007

• #7

Beat my Dock! http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/57575795/

Muahahahahahaha! I rule the universe!

Edit: Just so you know, I hate the transparent menu bar... so I didn't use it in my screenshot.

 

epochblue

macrumors 68000

• Jun 17, 2007

• #8

TheSpaz said:

Beat my Dock! http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/57575795/

Muahahahahahaha! I rule the universe!

Edit: Just so you know, I hate the transparent menu bar... so I didn't use it in my screenshot.

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Not bad, actually 🙂 I read the note that said it can't handle any more icons than that....so what happens when you have a bunch of apps open that aren't already in the dock? I guess that doesn't happen often?