What is in your Dock? (general software )

I've tried Toast Titanium 8.0.3 and it doesn't work. No crash, it simply doesn't open up and doesn't respond.
What version are you using guys?.

1) I've patched cpuids.
2) QE/CI working properly in my GeForce 7300GT. I'm using NVinject 0.1.3.
3) Without Rosetta is a no-no. With Rosetta it just works (a bit slow).

UPDATE. Weird things with Toast Titanium 8 in my Leopard:
1) Although it works with Rosetta, I've got a crash in the middle of a recording session
2) Neither the companion utilities work. They say: "This application requires Toast 8 Titanium or later to run on your system. The application will now quit.". Strange!.
3) I've read that Perian and other QT components could be the culprit, but I've uninstalled perian, removed some QT components, and still no luck.

It's like I'm giving up on this...

My main Dock programs are as such:

Final cut Pro 5
Adobe CS3 Design suite (Photoshop,Dreamweaver,Flash,Illustrator)
Roxio Toast 8 cd/dvd Burner Program - Like Nero
MacTheRipper - for ripping dvds
Maya 2008
Adium - like iChat
Azureus - BitTorrent Downloader
Safari
itunes
Processing - Programing for artists using a java based code. Really cool - proce ssing.org/
Calculator
Yasu - OSX system cleaner - erases caches, repairs prebindings and permissions and such.
Serial Reader/Serial Box - All the latest serials for most every Mac App.

And thats it for now, its for the kids

Also version tracker.com/macosx/ has a ton of Mac OSX programs/utilities too

iphoto
iweb
Adium
Azureus (Transmission is very slow)
Safari
itunes
rar expander
MS Entourage (2008 beta)
Ms Powerpoint (2008 beta)

@roisoft: How come that Transmission is slow for you?
I use mainly BitRocket (awesome), but also Transmission, and they both work fine!

yes man, transmission is very very slow for me, azureus is more faster than the other bittorrent clients, belive me!

Finder
FireFox
Ventrilo
iChat
aMSN
iTunes
Toast Titanium
Transmission
VLC
Final Cut Pro
SoundTrack Pro
LiveType
Motion
Pages
Numbers
Keynote
Photoshop CS3
Lightroom
Terminal
System Preferances

Azureus takes up too many resources. Transmission is stable, though, a bit dull no features. If only there was a uTorrent port for OSX =(

Sergiales, that's because you very probably don't have QE/CI Support.

I experienced the same. It was solved when I installed proper graphic kexts.

Sergiales, Mine also crashes everytime unless i force it to run using Roseta and I have CI/QE enabled,
click on Toast icon and go to get info, then check the run using Roseta icon.
That worked for me.

jshanh:
It works nice for me, without rosetta mode.
I don't like that mode, because the programs get really slow, that means useless for me

But QE/CI is definitely needed for it to run!

By the way, even though I have Toast, I always burn with the application 'Burn'.
It's minimalistic and works very well.

burn-osx.sourc eforge.net/

Toast works fine for me but i always use Liquid CD.

maco nnect.ch/downloads.php?prog=LiquidCD&version=1.32

Actually it's the Dockyard Manager (allows multiple Docks), SeaMonkey, Firefox, Activity Monitor, Path Finder and Aura. Aura is a painting program based on TVPaint for the Amiga. It's a Windows prtogram, I'm running it via CrossOver directly in OS X.

I could anyone recommend the program 'Mira' from twistedmelon.com. With an Windows Media Center 2005 Remote Control IR receiver (I got ebay one for 1,50 Euro including remote control) you can use the Apple Remote on your Hackintosh. Especcially for FrontRow this is great. But you can use the Apple Remote in EVERY program with Mira, each program could have a different key layout.

Finder - Firefox - Adium - iTunes - iPhoto - Photoshop CS2 - Word 2008 - Burn | Trash

This is a nice simple addition that adds a 'recent things' stack to the Dock - http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=2007110105… ↗

firefox ,textmate, audicity, itunes, flash cs3, photoshop cs3, transmission, qt, divx player, vlc, disco, digital photo pro, eos utlity, disk utility, font explorer x, usenext, office 2008,little snitch - and a bunch of the standards

and i use unrarx which seems nice and simple - i noticed a
as a web developer i never use safari other than to test (and spend my time accommodating) that piece of shit.

firefox 3 behaves much closer to safari on mac os x when it comes to auto mounting dmgs, etc.

Finder
Dashboard
Skype
Firefox
GarageBand
iChat
iPhoto
iTunes
iWeb
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Bridge
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe GoLive
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe ImageReady
Macromedia Dreamweaver
Macromedia Flash
Macromedia Fireworks
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Entourage
Microsoft PowerPoint
Google Earth
PhotoBooth
FrontRow

i dont use the dock really- just quicksilver , but herer are tha appps that would be in my dock:

Adobe Master Collection
Firefox
Itunes
Toast
Onyx
Adium
VLC
Transmit
Xslimmer
USB Overdrive

Personally, I like to have a clean dock, same as in my linux I have a clean launcher for xfce, and not very much on my desktop in windows or quick launch.

But, my dock contains these:

Firefox, VLC, iTunes, Terminal, Finder and Trash.

These are on the mac mini we have at my parents house though.

I will however probably have the same setup on the dock when I get leopard set up on my desktop system hopefully at the weekend.

I have more the standard apple things in my dock, but I'm using Butler as a Program selector. maybe there's a Leopard-only version out soon.

Usual apple stuff for me too. on a software recomendation i would suggest disco brick visualization for itunes its real nice fast as too..

Finder-Dashboard-Firefox-Sunbird-Thunderbird-Mail-Safari-iChat-Address Book-iCal-Preview-iTunes-Spaces-Time Machine-System Preferences-Microsoft Word- Microsoft Excel- Microsoft PowerPoint- Microsoft Entourage- Microsoft Messenger- Microsoft Project Gallery- Google Earth | Documents-Downloads | Trash

Finder, a few "Stacks, and my trash bin.

I use QuickSilver for all of my launching. No need for a dock really.