We first wrote about Quay in November. It extends the Leopard dock in a number of very useful ways. For instance, it will pop up on both sides of the dock (Apple only permits this on the right), and even displays software version numbers plus memory and CPU stats on running applications. It's super handy.Changes to version 1.1b3 include
- Option-command-clicking on a running app displays application stats
- Shift-command-click opens the contents in the Finder
- It works properly with FileVault
- The help menu can be printed
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3-04-2008 @ 3:29PM
Jack said...
This really isn't necessary in 10.5.2
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3-04-2008 @ 3:47PM
Jason said...
@Jack - Not entirely true. Out of the box, it's very similar to the built-in functionality of 10.5.2. However, the addition of labels, file sizes, etc is pretty nice. Of course, you'd know this if you bothered to visit their site. It's outlined in detail with screenshots.
3-04-2008 @ 7:57PM
chris.wanja said...
Wish their site was up so I could get some more information on their product...I am looking for some dock customization.
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