November 17, 2007 in Leopard, Popular, Tips and Tricks | 6 Comments
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Quit Finder
default write com.apple.finder QuitMenuItem -bool YES killall Finder
By quitting your Finder, all the files scattered on your Desktop will be hidden. Those files will appear again as soon as you launch your Finder. Here is what the modified Finder menu looks like.
For detailed information : Quit Finder
Hidden Application
default write com.apple.Dock showhidden -bool YES killall Dock
Hidden Application will become more translucent than the normal one and also its indicator will become dimmer.
For detailed information : Dock - Transparent Hidden Apps
Dock Modification
Modifying Dock, which is hot topic amongst Mac users as well as diggers, now is very easy to be done. If you're interesting, you can go to Dockulicious and download some customized Dock as well as the easy to use Application to change your Dock. I use Shiny Black Dock, which looks great with white background Application opened on top, for my Leopard.
RSS Visualizer
In Leopard, you can fulfill your daily desire to read all of your RSS with hands off your keyboard by using this cool RSS Visualizer Screen Saver.
How to get there?
- Desktop ▸ Contextual Menu ▸ Change Desktop Background... ▸ Screen Saver ▸ Apple-RSS Visualizer
or - Finder ▸ Applications ▸ System Preferences ▸ Desktop & Screen Saver ▸ Screen Saver ▸ Apple-RSS Visualizer
Icons Drawer
You will find this article on Stacks Overlays, which talks about adding drawer icon to the front of your stacking files, interesting.
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6 Comments
Michael Long
Probably would help if you included the terminal commands in your articles as text and not as images. Kind of hard to just copy and paste an image into terminal.
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Scott
The RSS Screen saver was there in OS X 10.4. You should check out the iPhoto Mosaic Screen Saver though, it is awesome and IS new in Leopard. I have had audiences of friends and family stand and watch this screen saver it is so cool....
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Trick
I think "defaults" is the command you're looking for.
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7h31ll3g4l
no work this code... my osx is leopard language italian default write com.apple.finder QuitMenuItem -bool YES -bash: default: command not found bye...
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Robb
yeah, cuz the OP forgot that the command is 'defaults' not 'default'
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7h31ll3g4l
thank's ;)
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