To return to my ‘how to disable’ series, here’s something I had to do recently on a mac to fix an issue where Launchpad was not displaying Apps correctly. For those of you who are not sure what Launchpad is,
To return to my ‘how to disable’ series, here’s something I had to do recently on a mac to fix an issue where Launchpad was not displaying Apps correctly. For those of you who are not sure what Launchpad is,
Launchpad in Lion gives you a nice graphical way to browse and load all your apps. However the default backgroundpicture or ‘backdrop’ as it’s called is a blurred version of your current user’s desktop picture. There is a cheeky little
Launchpad in Lion gives you a nice graphical way to browse and load all your apps. However the default backgroundpicture or ‘backdrop’ as it’s called is a blurred version of your current user’s desktop picture. There is a cheeky little
By Richard Mallion Launchpad is the iOS-like application launcher that came to Mac OS X with the release of 10.7 Lion. I want to love it, but in its present format its not perfect. One of the biggest issues I