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Making the dock as unobtrusive as possible
Because it is intrusive with no way to deactivate it. I had a big debate in the forums about it. My arguement always has been that Jobs says that OSX allows the user to dictate to the OS how you work and not make you work according to the OS. This is true with the menu customization, but not with the Dock. You MUST use it, and you MUST use it THIS way.
But the Dock looks great!!!
Apart from all usability issues, the Dock looks just so great, I would never hide it.
Making the dock as unobtrusive as possible
When did Jobs say all this? He always wants things his way, period. Notice how he killed off themes in OS 8? He also doesn't want OS X's interface changed at all.
Deactivate the Dock...?
No way to deactivate the Dock? I like it, but if I ever need to stop it running for a while I make a backup of my system then use
and to change it back:
You could put this in a script for one-click access.(Of course, you need a folder called "System" in your home folder.)
Deactivate the Dock...?
...sorry, I know this is rather late...
Deactivate the Dock...?
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