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10.4: A unix script to toggle the Dashboard on and off
And considering that Dashboard consumes absolutely no RAM or processor cycles if you never bring it to the front, one might want to disable it in order to…?
10.4: A unix script to toggle the Dashboard on and off
I don't have any performance problems with Dashboard, but I would like to be able to toggle all hot corners and expose function key definitions. There's a few Classic games I like to play, but I have to remember to turn them all off before I launch, or else I get chaos when I mouselook.
10.4: A unix script to toggle the Dashboard on and off
Try this for a scenario... Maybe someone (other than yourself) uses dashboard extensively. Now consider that some widgets do funny things like updating files in the background - even when you're not using dashboard. |
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