Free dock 1.0 software for mac

Holidock is a dock-based Mac OS X decoration. The Holidock application is a christmas tree with blinking lights that display in your dock.

Holidock also plays holiday themed music, plus, you can add your own tunes to the mix for a truely unique holiday.

MediaDock is a simple companion to Apples Dock, providing a place for mounted media such as CDs, DVDs, Disk Images, and Hard drives to reside. Just like the dock, MediaDock allows you to enable hiding as well as pinning with a twist - centered pinning keeps the dock centered on its side of the screen; top pinning keeps the top left corner of MediaDock fixed, meaning mounts and unmounts cause the bottom of MediaDock to move. Why?

Because you may want MediaDock to be 3/4 up the left hand side of the screen instead of all the way up to the menubar - dragging the border makes the choice in positioning yours. MediaDock gives you easy access to applications scuh as iTunes and iDVD, as well as directory access to files and folders on mounted media.

Kill Dock 1.0b is a distinguished and easy to use tool which will let you see the process id of the program which runs the Dock for OS X. Sometimes the Dock will get messed-up, specifically, when you have had a problem with programs crashing and the Dock not recognizing it. Kill Dock will terminate the process, allowing OS X to restart it. This has, so far, fixed all the problems I have had.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.0 or higher

Skin a Dock 1.0b2 is an application altering the way the Mac OS X Dock looks. It is a freeware. By applying 'skins' - visual styles - to the dock, it lets you take desktop customization to a new level. The program can also make the Dock background transparent, and customize the Poof cloud.

Skin a Dock includes several standard skins created by Matthew Bice at IHeartNY.com. A skin archive is also hosted at IHeartNY, and new skins will be added as they become available. Users may create their own skins and submit to a common archive.

Skin a Dock is unrestricted even before registration (subject to change in future, final release, versions). Skin a Dock uses the Application Enhancer system from Unsanity. Application Enhancer is included in the download and is automatically installed.

When launched, the Open Dictionary From Dock stay-open scripts do nothing but sit idle. Then, when their Dock icon is clicked, they will open the AppleScript dictionary of the frontmost application.

If the application is not scriptable, nothing much will happen. Scripts are included for Script Debugger and Script Editor version 2.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Dock runs on top of all of the apps (in the lower-right corner) and lets you switch apps quickly and easily.
Dock lives in the bottom-right corner of your screen (disguised as a little sunburst) and waits for you to drag it up from the corner. Drag your finger onto the screen from off the corner and choose an app.
This works from within any app, minus YouTube and the iPod for some reason.

System requirements:
- iPhone

DockClear began as part of Iridium. A theme for MacOSX 10.4

A few people wanted an easy way to just use the Transparent Dock part of the skin. So, I packaged it in a simple installer.

Remember to logout or restart after installing.