Leopard. And Left to Right:
Finder, Word, Firefox, Adium, Limewire, Acquisition, Transmission, iTunes, iSquint, iPhoto, Photobooth, ImageBrowser, CameraWindow, EOS Utility, Stickies
swimmingdude: I don’t friggin’ know why I have it. Some of the stuff on my dock I don’t even use anymore. I don’t even really use Acquisition either. I use mostly Mininova and isoHunt now. Thanks for bringing that up. I guess it’s time to clean house.
for those wondering, the cassette tape is logic studio, but since i’m quite short of making golden records, i’ll stick to the tape, the rest pretty much explains itself, the green balloon is adium and there’s stack of emulators and downloads on the right
Haha! Thanks iwamoto! I feel the same way I just can’t get myself to buy a Mac. Obviously I like the Mac look but just not the price or the UI. The min/max/close on the left instead of the right gets me every time. :)
dangdang: Holy cow, I completely forgot that the min/max/close is at the right on Windows. I haven’t used that in agesssssssssss.
swimmingdude: I’ll never use anything other than Macs anymore either. =) FYI: Limewire no longer exists on my MBP.
JP: What are some of those? The rubber ducky, Ps, Ai, orange cone, red bird, and red circle with the squiggly “S” thing in it?
Thanks for all your answers. I will show you a final pic as soon as I can. Just that my Mac got messed up and I am on my old PC now. So I ‘ll get a pick A.S.A.P.
@swimmindude####: Thanks, this is one of my favourite backgrounds I found it at Good-Walls. They have quite a few wicked walls. This guy has some cool ones too.
@tiny, I just love a clean desktop… to me a clean slate has more potential. My apartment is the same I suppose. :p
I’ve only been using the Mac for 1 year ;) I probably know my way around better than long time users. Hehe.
Apple really sucked me in, the iPod is what did it for me. I now own 2 Macbook Pro’s, 2 iMacs and 3 iPhones and pretty much run a side business using my Macs
I keep nothing but the finder, a couple of stacks, and any currently running applications on the dock. To open applications I use Quicksilver and Overflow – much more useful.
I keep it on the right side. Since my monitor is wider than it is tall I feel like it’s a better use of space to keep it on the side.
From top to bottom: Finder, Omniweb, NetNewsWire, Mail, Adium, Camino, Safari, Firefox, iTunes, iPhoto, Imagewell, Textmate, Transmit, Sleep Display (puts monitors to sleep when you click it), Address Book, World of Warcraft, Parallels, Spore Creature Creator, Diablo II.
My dock is minimal. I really only use it for watching to see which app is running and minimizing windows to (when I’m not just hiding the app).
I have used Butler for a long time. It’s a menubar launcher tool, it’s free and it’s thin. It’s basically a re-do of an app I used to use with OS 9 because “Classic” was helping my workflow. Butler also supports keyboard shortcuts for apps, which is great because I can just hit a key combo and ZAP I have my app opened without clicking a thing. It hs several other features that you should check out too.
Here it is. I usually have it hidden and magnification on. Minimal. I have 3 Firefox windows open with multiple tabs. This is usually what I have running at all times. I do alot of research and just shut the lid on my MacBook Pro to sleep it, occasionally restarting to keep it from getting too nasty.
Notice the mini-icons in the menubar. That would be Butler!