"Terminal tweaks" -- by which I assume you mean "defaults write" commands -- are not magic. They have to have been written and implemented by Apple.Surely it's not impossible with a terminal tweak?
"Terminal tweaks" -- by which I assume you mean "defaults write" commands -- are not magic. They have to have been written and implemented by Apple.
They didn't. It's new information.Thanks for pointing out the obvious. Where did they mention this was magic?
They didn't. It's new information.
All the best
Getting dangerously off-topic here. Not all information in replies has to be an inference or a direct refutation of what has previously been said. It is usual for trolls to assume otherwise "but that's not what I said", etc.So the term "magic" might best be applied to what you inferred from their post?
Getting dangerously off-topic here. Not all information in replies has to be an inference or a direct refutation of what has previously been said. It is usual for trolls to assume otherwise "but that's not what I said", etc.
My flippant use of the word magic at which you cavil was suggested by the frequent supposition, not necessarily made here, that any change your heart may desire can be enabled, if only the appropriate Terminal "incantation" can be found. It seemed worth pointing out that there are only the options that Apple give us. It may seem obvious, but many obvious things needs stating.
If Apple have removed the option for a different Dock, then no amount of hoping for a Terminal command will restore the option. The choices are then hacking the system resources yourself; using some flaky third-party cosmetics kit; or putting up with it.
I can't find any mention of the former "no-glass" key in the Dock.app binary file at all (after decrypting it, of course). It appears as though this functionality has been outright removed, or otherwise commented out in the source code- either way this functionality simply isn't there anymore and there is no way to hack it back in.
Kinda sucks, I've been running the 2D dock on the bottom ever since I was able to.
-SC
If there is no option 2D dock on bottom, I will not upgrade to Mavericks. Like poster above, i have been running the 2D dock as long as that option has been available. Many people like it much better than the standard dock. Also, 2D dock is less skeuomorphic (that old, shunned design style) and more like the iOS 7 dock.
(OK, will eventually upgrade if no option, but come-on-man, put that option back in the OS please)