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[Robb Brunansky]

For you Stacks-haters out there, there is a new tweak that adds "bins" to your stacks so you can tell at a glance what each stack represents. Here's the link: http://t.ecksdee.org/post/19001860

Here's a screenshot or two:

[Robb Brunansky]

As an update to my comment about Leopard being too flakey, since 10.5.1, I haven't had any problems at all. My internet connection dropped once on wireless, but my wired connection has been flawless. Everything is now incredibly fast, and I really like the new look. I only need two things for Leopard to be totally problem-free:

1. A driver for my Okidata printer
2. An updated Accordance widget

I can work around these two issues pretty easily, but it will be nice once they are updated.

[Jonna Schmidt]

Although I have had quite a bit of trouble with Leopard, Accordance is working flawlessly.

Edited by Helen Brown, 02 December 2007 - 04:15 PM.
PM from Jonna: this is what she wanted to say.

[Lorinda H. M. Hoover]

Macworld has an article on a beta app named Quay that restores hierarchichal menus to the dock, witih some interesting features. The comments on Macworld also mention Hierarchical Dock.

I'm still working in Tiger, so I can't comment personally on either of them. If I do ever upgrade to Leopard, though, I'll either purchase Quay or reconfigure Butler to replace the way I currently use Tiger's dock.

Lorinda

[jana]

Macworld has an article on a beta app named Quay that restores hierarchichal menus to the dock, witih some interesting features. The comments on Macworld also mention Hierarchical Dock.

I'm still working in Tiger, so I can't comment personally on either of them. If I do ever upgrade to Leopard, though, I'll either purchase Quay or reconfigure Butler to replace the way I currently use Tiger's dock.

Lorinda

I downloaded HierarchicalDock and it works quite well, although maybe you have to wait 1 or 2 seconds on older computers before the popup comes up.
And I read rumors about 10.5.2 with an improved dock.