Want to have a 2D dock instead of the 3D one without installing any third party application.

• Start OS X Terminal,
• copy/paste this command:

defaults write com.apple.dock no-glass -boolean YES; killall Dock

This free application, Stacks In Da Place, is the easiest way to make your Stacks lokk cool.

All you have to do is to drag and drop a Stack Icon, like one of the great creations available here, and it will create a real box with a stack of files in it!

I just discovered a free application which simply relooks Leopard’s Dock.

You can get LeopardDocks App here, and download Docks here.

Once your Dock is re-designed, no need to keep the app running.

This is my favorite Dock right now :

No dock connector inside the box anymore :p
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Innovate don’t imitate…
Dell seems to be very inspired by Apple’s Dock.. The result is… weird!
The “tool” is called “Dell Dock“! Strange! I thought it was Apple Dock…
Here’s the thing:

[lang_en]How many icons will you need on your dock for the Microsoft Office Suite? 5.
For iLife? 6 icons.
For iWork? 3 icons!
The aim of these Dock applications launchers is to reduce clutters in your dock.
Each of them is less than 100 kb and they use 0% of your CPU active or idle.
Intuitive to use: right click on them and you’ll see the entire series Applications:

Download:

• Office Dock
• iWork Dock
• iLife Dock

[/lang_en]
[lang_fr]De combien d’icônes sur la dock auriez vous besoin si vous deviez mettre toute la suite Microsoft Office? 5.
Pour iLife? 6 icônes.
Pour iWork? 3 icônes!
L’objéctif de ces applications est donc de minimiser le nombre de clutters sur votre dock.
Chacune d’entre elles pèse moins de 100 kb et ne consomme qu’un 0% de votre processeur.
D’utilisation intuitive, celles-ci affichent la liste entière des application de la suite lorsque vous double cliquez dessus:

Téléchargez:

• Office Dock
• iWork Dock
• iLife Dock

[/lang_fr]

[lang_en]
I was waiting for this update so much 10.5.3 was buggy.
The dock used to crash every hour or less sometimes.
The update is available from your Software Update menu.
I’ve heard there are problems with the iDisk, didn’t mount it yet so I can’t confirm.[/lang_en]
[lang_fr]
J’attendais cette mise à jour plus que jamais tant 10.5.3 était plein de bugs.
La dock se plantait toutes les heures parfois moins.
J’ai d’ores et déjà entendu parler d’un problème avec le iDisk, je n’ai pas encore essayé de le monter encore, donc je ne peux confirmer.[/lang_fr]

Tired of the default Leopard’s 3D dock background image?
To install a custom backgrounds for your dock:

1. Just go into System/Library/CoreServices/ right-click on Dock and select “show package contents”. 
2. Once here go into Contents and then resources. Copy the image files here, but be sure to back up the original files if you want to revert back to the default leopard appearance.
3. Once the images are in place, go into terminal and type killall dock - this will close the dock and restart it. 
4. When it comes back up your new background should be in place.

Download some backgrounds here and even more here.