TinkerTool

Hartz · Post by **Hartz** » Fri Aug 26, 2005 3:31 am

È uscita la nuova versione di TinkerTool, un freeware che permette di modificare alcune preferenze del System, che normalmente rimangono nascoste.
L'autore è Bresink: un nome, una garanzia (per chi non lo conoscesse, è l'autore di Temperature Monitor).

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aittam · Post by **aittam** » Sat Aug 27, 2005 6:54 pm

utile
grazie hartz

peciot · Post by **peciot** » Sun Aug 28, 2005 1:35 am

bel programmino

Mac 4 Life · Post by **Mac 4 Life** » Sat Feb 18, 2006 8:07 am

Grandioso: l'ho scoperto solo ora. Notevolmente velocizzato il mio iMac G4.

doc54 · Post by **doc54** » Sat Feb 18, 2006 9:21 am

Un ennesimo grazie al nostro scopritore di utility. :idea:

gnombyX · Post by **gnombyX** » Sat Feb 18, 2006 9:58 am

grazie della segnalazione!

Padmé Amidala · Post by **Padmé Amidala** » Mon Feb 22, 2010 10:13 pm

TinkerTool è un'applicazione gratuita che dà accesso a preferenze normalmente non accessibili ma che sono presenti comunque nel sistema. Le modifiche vengono effettuate solo a livello di utente, non bisogna avere privilegi di amministratore.
Da Tiger in su.

Version 4.0:

TinkerTool 4 was rewritten completely and uses new technologies for its core and user interface.
A help panel was added.
The user interface can now be displayed in Spanish.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to let QuickLook inspect folders by showing them with transparent covers.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the feature “connect to server” in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the iDisk features in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the eject feature in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the features for disk burning in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the feature “go to folder” in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the restart option in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to block the shutdown option in the Finder.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to disable the Dock Exposé feature (returning to context menus on click-and-hold).
Added preference for Snow Leopard to enable a larger, grid-like display for stacks in list view mode.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to set the delay before applications will display help tags (“tooltips&#8221 .
Added preference for Snow Leopard to disable the immediate inline-display of attachments in Apple Mail.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to force Mail to copy plain e-mail adresses to the pasteboard (omitting names).
Added preference for Snow Leopard to let the Exposé feature “Application Windows” include windows from all Spaces.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to disable the quarantine security warning when opening downloaded objects.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to control to which computer the remote access feature is sending system key shortcuts.
Added preference for Snow Leopard to control the style and degree of font smoothing (optimized for CRT or LCD).
Added preference for QuickTime X to disable display of controls when cursor re-enters player window.
Added preference for QuickTime X to keep player controls always visible.
Added preference for QuickTime X not to use rounded window corners for the player.
Added preference for QuickTime X to disable the title bar of the player.
Added preference for QuickTime X not to auto-play movies when opening the player.
Added preference for QuickTime X to show close captioning and subtitles after launching the player.
Added preference for QuickTime X to maintain full-screen mode when switching to other applications.
Added preference for QuickTime X to allow multiple concurrent recordings.
Added preference for QuickTime X to use the option key to switch between video and audio tracks when trimming movies.
Added preference for QuickTime X to use the option key to highlight silent ranges in the audio track when trimming movies.
The Portuguese version of the user interface had to be removed.

Votantonio · Post by **Votantonio** » Tue Feb 23, 2010 12:48 am

Grazie della segnalazione. Un giorno qualcuno dovrà prendersi la briga di fare una recensione "parallela" delle utility più diffuse su Mac (Cocktail, Onyx, TinkerTool etc.) mettendo in evidenza le caratteristiche in comune e quello che possono fare nel bene e nel male al sistema.

Padmé Amidala · Post by **Padmé Amidala** » Tue Feb 23, 2010 1:47 pm

TinkerTool è piuttosto innocuo. Non permette di fare manutenzione e pulizia come cocktail. onyx, yasu, itweax,... ma solo di configurare parametri nascosti. Facilita il lavoro a chi non piace usare il terminale o preferencesetter.

Padmé Amidala · Post by **Padmé Amidala** » Mon Mar 22, 2010 4:08 am

Version 4.1:

By user request, settings for iTunes 9 are now available when running Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard, too. (In addition to settings of iTunes 8 in Leopard).
Added preference for Snow Leopard and iTunes 9 to allow ratings with half stars.
Added preference for Snow Leopard and iTunes 9 to show a master playlist for the entire media library.
Added preference for Snow Leopard and iTunes 9 to load excerpts of tracks completely beforing playing them when browsing the iTunes Store. This is helpful when using slow Internet lines.
Corrected a problem where the check mark ”Maintain full-screen mode when switching to other applications” for QuickTime X could show the opposite state.
Corrected a problem where font smoothing of Mac OS X was assuming a different background color during animation of the preference panes. This could lead to visible artefacts on specific combinations of graphics chips and monitors.