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If the Browse Home>users>library>preferences for a folder called, and trash it it wouldn't hurt to trash a file called as well. If the above does not work, you may have moved the offending file(s) onto the dock itself. should then start to work normally once you've removed the offending download. The dock, expose, spaces, command+tab, etc. You can also remove everything from the folder. If you know when the problem began, you can start deleting or moving items out of the downloads folder from that date.

Most likely you downloaded something from a UNIX server with a set of permissions that causes problems with the dock. Open a finder window, go to your home folder, and find the downloads folder. This will isolate the problem from the permissions folder.Ģ. remove the documents folder from the dock (if possible). This occurs when a file appearing in the dock or the documents folder in the dock has a certain combination of permissions.ġ. This is a bug in Leopard involving the complicated world of UNIX permissions (I wish Apple would fix it).

For ipod instal WindowManager install#

I'm in the dark and wonder if I will wait for a patch, install Leopard fresh (really this time), or roll back to Tiger. When I installed Leopard, I checked the option to install fresh, but keep the old system, and it looks like the installator did not really do a fresh install (I have all my previous applications without having installed them).

but they are always open, so I can not say if it is because of them. I usually have Thunderbird, Firefox, Sunbird and Adium as openned application when this happen. When I do so, the menu bar disappear and the next application does not answer.Įven Command-Option-Escape does not work, so I can not kill anything and I have no choice but to hold the power button until the computer shuts down and then reboot. However, I am able to quit the current application. When this happen, Exposé doesn't work, Spaces doesn't work, the dock doesn't answer (when I right click to choose or to kill an app, nothing happen). Almost once a day since I installed Leopard (one week ago), at some point, I can not anymore swap between my apps.