I'd like to know the difference between object bar and object dock
Thursday, October 14, 2004 by nachol2 | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I've always been a fan of customizing. In fact I've been an OD subscriber for 4 or 5 years now.
When I discovered Object bar, I liked it a lot. Only problem, the tutorial someone wrote for it was incomplete, addressing an older version of the app. So, I just sticked to it using only partially, when I wanted to have fun watching my PC doing the usual things in a different color/flavor. (Not that I don't think OB is useful, but maybe a little obtrusive at times, and a somehow hard to customize.)
Now, here comes object Dock.
Could I say that ODock is a stripped down version of OBar?
ALSO! Can someone tell me if there is a newer version of OBar in store?
Thank y'all!
When I discovered Object bar, I liked it a lot. Only problem, the tutorial someone wrote for it was incomplete, addressing an older version of the app. So, I just sticked to it using only partially, when I wanted to have fun watching my PC doing the usual things in a different color/flavor. (Not that I don't think OB is useful, but maybe a little obtrusive at times, and a somehow hard to customize.)
Now, here comes object Dock.
Could I say that ODock is a stripped down version of OBar?
ALSO! Can someone tell me if there is a newer version of OBar in store?
Thank y'all!
CerebroJD
Reply #2 Thursday, October 14, 2004 4:10 PM
No. Not even close to that. OD is capable of doing things that ObjectBar will never dream of doing. The application is a completely different extension of the same basic idea: A cool app launcher. However, while OD had basicly stayed an app launcher, it has gotten cooler looking. OB on the other hand, has gotten less looks, and more functions for application interfacing.
Reply #2 Thursday, October 14, 2004 4:10 PM
| Could I say that ODock is a stripped down version of OBar? |
No. Not even close to that. OD is capable of doing things that ObjectBar will never dream of doing. The application is a completely different extension of the same basic idea: A cool app launcher. However, while OD had basicly stayed an app launcher, it has gotten cooler looking. OB on the other hand, has gotten less looks, and more functions for application interfacing.
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Reply #1 Thursday, October 14, 2004 3:59 PM