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DockFun!

DockFun! - 4.7

app launcher enables infinite different docks

All Time: (3.8)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 4.7
Release Date: 2006-05-28
License: Commercial
Downloads (this version): 4,977
Downloads (all versions): 49,269
Price: $19.95

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Product Description:

DockFun! is a tool to run an infinite number of OS X's Dock . So that you will run a dock for a specific purpose (a dock for Internet, one for Graphic, etc.). It's extremely easy to use : you will make docks as you would do an iTunes playlist!.

But don't call it a "Dock Switcher App" in fact DockFun! is much more , it's the ultimate solution for organize your Applications and main Documents.

It integrates Hot-keys and the amazing Autolaunch feature, which lets you launch all together more Applications at once, furthermore with the Donelleschi Docks you will be able to have more docks at once on your desktop!

The code has been written in Cocoa, the most powerful and integrated development environment for Mac OS X. DockFun! runs on Jaguar (10.2) and on Panther (10.3) too.

Finally key feature is the design , DockFun! has and will always have a terrific human interface! We want it to be a cool tool further than useful!.

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What's new in this version:

Universal binary: runs natively on intel-macs!

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
  • Mac OS X 10.3.9
  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

  • Mac OS X 10.2 or higher
  • Universal Binary

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DockFun! ReviewOut of Date - Version: 4.7, 4/21/2008 11:13AM PST

pbeck
I've used DockFun for quite some time (and have it licensed for 10 cpu's). There have been few updates. No support email address. Occasionally DockFun starts consuming extra CPU, you have to quit and relaunch. No updates for Leopard, no updates since 2006. If you are a Tiger user and don't mind it sucking 30% CPU cycles when it burps its fine but the lack of support and updates have me looking for a replacement. Unfortunately I can no longer recommend it.
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DockFun! ReviewVery disappointing - Version: 4.7, 8/29/2007 02:04PM PST

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kedster
While I like the idea of what DockFun! does, it extended the time from login to actually being able to use the computer by about 30 seconds. The splash screen is ugly and displays way too long. The UI is horribly designed, and it crashed several times. I would feel bad writing such a harsh review, if it wasn't for the nagging! I switched the dock twice, and up came a nag window! I very quickly removed this software. I needed something to help my workflow, but hinder it.
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DockFun! ReviewNag Nag Nag - Version: 4.7, 11/30/2006 04:25PM PST

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Allan Moult
I can see great potential but if it does not give me a decent amount of time to see if I can use it in my workflow without interrupting me with "buy, buy, buy" reminders, I won't be be pulling out my credit card.

I found it easy to set up, but I have found a few quirks, but honestly can't say whether they were caused by the nag popups interfering with the workflow.

An example, I opened Aperture through DockFun, quit it, and then tried to open it again through Dockfun — no way! Neither the menu or dock option would work.

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