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Published: 2010-06-05 23:29:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 696; Favourites: 4; Downloads: 0
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this is mac?
WHHAAATTT?!
HOW?!
thats... wow... good job
and LOL when i saw the preveiw in my messages i though it said "i see no cod up here" i was like ahaha im not goin in space then if it has no cod xD
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Thank you, I guess.
It wasn't really that hard. MagicMenu to hide the menubar, dock set to autohide and the bar at the bottom is done using Bowtie
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bowtie? for launching finder?
i suppose i could do it with geektool
and i didnt know there was a way to hide the taskbar
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Well. I must admit, the bowlet is very WIP and isn't really that functional. It only worked when I tried opening Finder and System Preferences. But I don't think you can do it with geektool? Geektool is just a tool for showing information on the desktop, right?
It was because of luck I found MagicMenu. I was annoyed that the menubar took up so much space and looked ugly, so I googled for a solution. Couldn't find one, but then I stumbled across MagicMenu
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i've never heard of magic menu before, ill look at it. and i didnt know bowtie could do more then itunes now-playing
geektool runs terminal commands on the desktop, im not sure if there is a way or not it might be possible
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you should take a look at magicmenu [link]
I used a program called More Internet to add the different programs as helpers protocol so they could be opened by ie. opening a webpage called Finder://
It isn't working that good tho.
Geektool runs terminal commands yes, but I don't think it's possible to use it to open apps. Let me know if you can get it to work
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i will let you know if i can find a way to make it work
thanks for the link to magic menu
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