What's in your Dock/Taskbar?
After the success of other Forum posts such as gaming setups, workspaces etc. I thought it would be a good idea for The Verge community to share what software they keep in their docks/taskbars - I don't discriminate if your a Windows user or not.
To start things off here is my current Dock on my 2010 Macbook Pro.
via i.imgur.com
The applications shown are:
App Store - (Has some good applications but a bit pricey - typical Apple)
Google Chrome- (My internet browser of choice)
Sparrow- (Hands down best e-mail client on mac)
iCal- (Set-up to sync with Google Calander)
iTunes- (Standard Music player)
iMovie- (Ok for quick video editing but lacks multi-track editing)
RipIt- (The best application for easily ripping DVD's to your computer)
Lightroom 4.1- (For all my RAW editing )
iWork Suite - Pages & Keynote (I have no need for numbers so I don't keep it in my dock)
Twitter - (Personally I like the official Twitter client but that may change when Tweetbot arrives on mac)
Steam- (Some say that Macs are no good for gaming but I only play a handful of Valve games so this suits my needs perfectly)
Wunderlist- (Syncs with my Android phone giving me a up to date to do list)
DVD Player- (Does what it says on the tin)
VLC- (If i need to play any strange video codecs - VLC has me covered)
*P.S. To get the invisible dock I used a program called 'Mirage' *


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