Tiger dock for Leopard

[jrsx]

I have been looking for a 'Classic' Tiger dock for Leopard, and can't find any that actually work. I don't mean the command to make the dock look 2d like when it's on the sides, but an actually white, 2d Tiger dock. Can anybody help? I can't seem to find any that will work. Thanks!

 

[jrsx]

I'm guessing there aren't really any?

 

[eyoungren]

I looked for you but didn't see anything. I did find a tip where you can replace Leopard's dock with Tiger's dock (the dock is an app). But the problem there is that doing that kills Exposé and Spaces.

 

[gavinstubbs09]

You could take a look through this page and every so often a 2D dock appears. There are some pretty cool docks though!

http://www.leoparddocks.com/mac-docks

 

[jrsx]

You could take a look through this page and every so often a 2D dock appears. There are some pretty cool docks though!

http://www.leoparddocks.com/mac-docks

Thanks! I'll take a look here. Are all of them compatible with PPC?

I looked for you but didn't see anything. I did find a tip where you can replace Leopard's dock with Tiger's dock (the dock is an app). But the problem there is that doing that kills Exposé and Spaces.

Yes, I saw this option, but I use expose and spaces a lot, I find them pretty helpful, so this isn't really an option for me.

 

[gavinstubbs09]

Thanks! I'll take a look here. Are all of them compatible with PPC?



Yes, I saw this option, but I use expose and spaces a lot, I find them pretty helpful, so this isn't really an option for me.

It's compatible (The LeopardDocks app then all the themes work)

 

[Kpax]

I did it through OnyX app. You can download it from oldapps.com.
Open it-go to Parameters-Dock-Appearance.
You can choose between 2D with Transparency Effect or 3D with Mirror Effect.

 

[jrsx]

I did it through OnyX app. You can download it from oldapps.com.
Open it-go to Parameters-Dock-Appearance.
You can choose between 2D with Transparency Effect or 3D with Mirror Effect.

I've tried this but it's basically the same as just changing from 3d to 2d in OS X.
I have, however, found some files that I replaced in the Dock -> Contents -> Resources folder, and it created a Tiger dock, almost identical to the actual dock, but for some reason, the space in the screen above the dock is unusable. You can't click or drag anything.