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MattyK

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
I recently found a nice little terminal bash to really add some zing to the stacks grid interface, if you use stacks regularly, like I do. This is what it does. It may be old, but for new to mac members it's nice.

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Once you open terminal (Applications>Utilities>Terminal or Spotlight search Terminal) Enter the text below;

defaults write com.apple.dock mouse-over-hilte-stack -boolean YES

killall Dock

Then it will reset your dock, go to stacks and have a look :D

thought I might share if you don't already have it.
 

andrewdale

macrumors 6502a
Jan 28, 2008
868
1
Memphis, TN
So, this is what OnyX can enable right? Or something different?

I have OnyX doing it, but was considering removing it but still love this feature.
 

iStress

macrumors member
Sep 23, 2007
47
0
Sydney, Australia
Wow thanks Matt!!

By the way, what program do you use for the album art display? I can't seem to find anything free apart from Gimmesometunes and Artwork.
 

mgheiti

macrumors newbie
Oct 16, 2008
14
0
I recently found a nice little terminal bash to really add some zing to the stacks grid interface, if you use stacks regularly, like I do. This is what it does. It may be old, but for new to mac members it's nice.

(clicky)
Picture1-4.png


Once you open terminal (Applications>Utilities>Terminal or Spotlight search Terminal) Enter the text below;

defaults write com.apple.dock mouse-over-hilte-stack -boolean YES

killall Dock

Then it will reset your dock, go to stacks and have a look :D

thought I might share if you don't already have it.


Hey great tip, i'm new to mac and was wondering what the album artwork was in the bottom left hand corner? Is that an app you have to download?
 
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