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Simulate a built-in X11 server package
Authored by: ackbar on Apr 28, '03 10:48:35AM
If you really want to make it transparent, edit X11's Info.plist so that it says
    NSUIElement
    1
This will get rid of the dock icon, so that it's always running. This does prevent people from easily accessing X11's menu options, so it may not fit your situation, but I don't find myself needing X11's menu options often.

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Simulate a built-in X11 server package
Authored by: twalther on Apr 28, '03 11:56:24AM

That's what LSUIElement does, too. As I understand it,
NSUIElement is deprecated in favor of LSUIElement. But yes,
that's part of the trick of it.

Incidently, you don't really need the menu if you use other tips
and tricks to have X11 programs in the dock/script menu.



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