Vous êtes bien véhément aujourd'hui la chaleur qui revient ?
Pour larguer Spotlight, d'après http://www.macosxhints.com :
"As cool as Spotlight is, not all of us need it clogging up our menu
bars. Apple doesn't let you Command-drag it out of the menu bar like
you can other extras, but you can still remove with a bit of hacking.
As an administrator, navigate to /System/Library/CoreServices, and
delete Search.bundle. If you think might want to re-enable it later,
just move it somewhere else or rename it.
Open up the Activity Monitor and force quit SystemUIServer. When it
reopens, your menu bar will be Spotlight free.
Note that this doesn't affect applications such as the Finder or
Mail, and you can still use them to search as usual. All it does is
take the search icon out of the menu bar.
[robg adds: I tested this one, and it does indeed work. I used the
terminal to just move the file (sudo mv Search.bundle
Search_SAFE.bundle), and then restarted the SystemUIServer. Sure
enough, the icon was gone. But in case it's not obvious from the
hint, Spotlight's functionality is also gone -- you can't use Command-
Space or Command-Option-Space. Spotlight still works in the various
Spotlight-enabled applications, but you can't use its system-wide
functionality. To put things back to normal, I just reversed the sudo
mv and restarted the SystemUIServer again.]"
Il y a là d'autres truc pour réindexer etc.
Thierry
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