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Remove the Dock's display delay
If you don't want to remove the delay altogether, but just want to shorten it, you can play around with the number after the -float option. For me, this is a good fit:
defaults write com.apple.Dock autohide-delay -float 0.05 && killall Dock It's a measurement of seconds. I think the default value is for a quarter second, but it's hard to tell.
Remove the Dock's display delay
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Remove the Dock's display delay
Also, after a quick test, I guess the delay specified by this option determines fullscreen behaviour: Without a delay set, I had to pull twice over the bottom of the screen to show the dock. With a non-zero delay set, I have to pull only once but as long as determined by the delay. Thus, with a zero-delay, the dock shows immidiately if you hit the bottom of the screen. |
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