Happy Birthday, Leopard! Part 2

As Appletell says, “No matter how good Apple Mac OS X Leopard is, there will always be features that people dislike, and want to change.” So, the following tip is all about Leopard customization!

#4: Customize Leopard: Useful Web links, by Jimmy B.
(as featured in Kibbles & Bytes Issue #549)

In the Ultimate Leopard Tweaking Guide at Appletell.com there are some useful links, such as the one for Stack Drawers and Zip QuickLook Plugin, plus some that are rather
silly.

Most of the tweaks are free and easy to install. Some are a little more esoteric and require you to use Terminal. It’s a useful list, and a great place to begin to learn how to truly customize your Mac. It’ll be interesting to see how the list grows as Leopard’s user base grows over the next several months!

Check out the Ultimate Leopard Tweaking Guide here!

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