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Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
Can't claim credit for this -- found it somewhere on Ars Technica, I think -- but it's a lovely hint and a good use for Stacks.
Open Terminal, and type the following (all on one line):
Then type
to add a Stack that automatically reflects the 10 most recent applications (or whatever you've set in Appearance preferences).---
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
Doesn't work here -
killall dock gives No matching processes belonging to you were found.
Maybe it's just me not knowing how to use terminal?
Mark
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
It is case sensitive. Use
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Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
It's always the simple things (i.e., me!).
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
That neat, wonder how Ars found that little tidbit
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
Actually Right-Clicking on that Stack that gets created via the Terminal is a lot more useful than one could suspect.
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
Have to correct myself on that one:
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
This discovery shows real promise for what else might be hidden away in stacks. The recent items one appears to have no view options though - wouldn't mind having it as a fan as the grid appears so large, but it doesn't respond to a 'showas' argument in the .plist. Any other way this might be adjustable?
Here's a nifty one: a Recent Applications stack
Very nice and useful. "defaults" more one time generate other dock "Recent" stack to set to each needed "Recent" things. |
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