David Lowe wrote:
In fact, you'd probably benefit from parking the X11.app icon in the
Dock.
I have done precisely this, dragging X11.app from the
/Applications/Utilities folder to the Dock.
I click on it, and ANOTHER X11 icon appears in my Dock, this one linked
to the X11.app in /usr/X11/bin.
But I dare not use Keep in Dock to make this latter icon available,
since, as you have pointed out, clicking on it later will not get X11
started properly. I have to use my original icon and tolerate to X icons
in the Dock when running X11.
Can someone tell me why this didn't happen under Tiger?
Les
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