MAUROMAITAN  only two words. Absolutely brilliant.  
(Version 3.10)

SIGIL  Great App. It does what it says it does. However, I wish it could add some of the functionality of Spacesuit or Hyperspaces, e.g, " Customize Spaces with a different desktop picture for each Space."  
(Version 3.05)

ISCREEN  Version 3.0.5

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@ admins: plz remove post when updated  
(Version 3.01)

SALGADO  It's really nice to be able to have a specific dock linked to each space. I use 6 spaces with a specific dock for each of them. Can't understand why this isn't standard with Mac OS but Dock Spaces does it perfectly.

Version 3.01 works great up till now with Snow Leopard. It's a lot quicker than 2.4 on Leopard. The upgrade was straightforward, no problems.

Tx to the developer.  
(Version 3.01)

HAMISHMACDONALD  After a lot of trying, I just can't get this to work (under Snow Leopard on a MacBook Air, using the latest version of DockSpaces, 3.01).

I've linked my docks to different spaces, but each time I change one dock, all the others change -- even if I specifically load one dock, make changes to it, then load the next, change it, etc. As soon as I change Spaces, the dock messes up, with dock #2 becoming dock #1, and so on. So I correct all the docks, and as soon as I switch Spaces again... a mess. My Work dock is now my Play dock from two sets of changes ago, etc.

This is a beautiful app, and the theory of how it works is great, but in practice I can't get it to behave as it says it will.

It seems to be working for others, though :(  
(Version 3.01)

FALKNERX  using this alongside Hyperspaces makes a for a great multiple workspace setup  
(Version 3.0)

JUST A USER  this is an extremely useful app. it is a bit slow when changing spaces, but I don´t mind.  
(Version 2.45)

RICH K.  Every time i start up dock spaces i the preferences window appears in the middle of the screen? also wher has the nice paper clip icon gone too? i prefered it to the new menu bar icon! other wise this is a 6 star app !!!!! thanks dev!  
(Version 2.45)

ANDRESKS  Thanks! for this grat program but i have a little problem...

The program crash when i set the icon in menubar...  
(Version 2.40)

ANONYMOUS  Oh I am really sorry about that...

Because I was working with the my plist file from previous versions I never notice that...

To restore your Dock using timemachine:

Open time machine and Go to User/YourName/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dock.plist and restore this file.

Then open your terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal.app) and type

killall Dock

and hit enter...

That's it, I am really sorry for the trouble  
(Version 2.40)

DENNY DOUBLEPLUS MARKETING  I just downloaded and fired up this little app. I am SO DISAPPOINTED that it lost my current dock setup! :((( I did not expect this to occur. Mr/Ms Developer, is there anyway to avoid this? When someone tries a new app, it really shouldn't alter a user's computer preferences.

Note, I restarted my iMac figuring the old dock prefs would reset - no such luck.  
(Version 2.40)

DANA SUTTON  This is a neat idea. But I have another one, if the developer reads these comments. If you are using multiple monitors, it's kind of a bummer that the dock and menubar only appear on a single "blessed" one (so if you are working on Monitor B you keep having to make trips back to Monitor A to access these). If you could develop an app. that would put mirrors of the dock (and hopefully the menubar as well) on all running monitors, this would be a real boon.  
(Version 2.20b)

JEFF NAILEN  Great idea. If this app were combined with Hyperspaces it would be killer!  
(Version 2.10)

MOK.IN.TOUCH™  This is better especially if you are running Tiger. It's free too.

http://www.marcorotatori.com/index.php?p=DockMultiplier  
(Version 2.10)

THECAUSE  Interesting concept at first, regret later. Needs ability to switch order of 'docks'. Slow to change docks. Froze my computer completely up. Needs serious work. Not a release, but more like beta.  
(Version 2.10)

MAC MAIL  For those who's waiting for him to write one for 10.4, forget it. He will never bother to do so. That dream will never come true.  
(Version 2.10)

CASTLE  After running Dock Spaces my Spaces had been cut down to 4. I tried to go into System Preferences to change them back, but my Spaces is badly messed up. First, no windows would appear at all. I restarted, assuming it would get rid of the problem, but instead every time I initiate Spaces all the windows come up, over the top of the blue Spaces. Can't get to System Preferences to try to change my settings back. Not fun.  
(Version 2.10)

PETE-ON-THE-WEB  So I download this app & launch it.

Eight spaces have now been reduced to 4. I have to re-set everything.

Why do you re-configure Spaces? Now I have to re-do Spaces again!

Leave Spaces as is!  
(Version 2.10)

RAYBURNMACUPDATE  Dock Spaces 2.00 is a must have App for any Mac user!

Whether you're a: Programmer, Artist, Gamer, Business or Casual User... Dock Spaces 2.00 will help you utilize your time and your Mac to it's fullest potential.

I've been using it for many months now and it's completely revolutionized the way I work on my computer.

Dock Spaces's designer Patrick Chamelo has really created an outstanding piece of software, with a myriad of great features.

I highly recommend that everyone who downloads this app try the "Spaces Integration" feature. If you've ever wanted a different dock for each space, than Dock Spaces 2.00 is the perfect answer to your wish. It certainly was for me.

Having 4 unique, yet interactive work spaces, each with their own dock full of apps is like having 4 different computers all networked together in perfect harmony.

Dock Spaces has radically improved my productivity, and completely reinvent my user interface experience.  
(Version 2.00)

ANONYMOUS123  I'm using 1.30, yet having difficulties with a few things, and wanting a few more.

One, I can't seem to get Spaces Integration to work. I have two spaces and two docks. One each for work and for play. I'd definitely love the dock to auto-switch when I switch spaces, but even with the settings setup in Dock Spaces and Spaces Integration turned on, switching spaces results in no change from the dock. Am I doing something wrong?

Two, as others have requested, "It would also be nice if you could hide apps that are running in other spaces from the current dock, if the dock doesn't include those apps." That is, if I have Photoshop listed on and open in my work dock in my work space, and I switch to my play space (and hopefully the play dock switches with it), I don't want to see Photoshop.

Third, building on the previous feature (and I know this is asking a lot): I'd love to be able to Space/Dock-specific preference settings. For example, I need to use Firefox for work from time to time, but when I'm using Firefox in my Work Space (opened from my Work Dock), I'd like to see different bookmarks, different links, maybe a different homepage, and have different settings for privacy and allowed/blocked sites. Another example would be my iTunes library displaying an alternate, workplace-friendly list of music. By the same logic, I'd like to have the items on my desktop be Space-specific as well. This may be more of a Spaces comment than a Dock Spaces comment...

Essentially, rather than a work "space," I'd like to have a work "state."   
(Version 1.30)

CEILING CAT  I'm liking the addition of Dock-per-Space, but the implementation isn't all it could be right now.

I already used spaces, and couldn't work out how to tie the docks to the spaces. When I used the Spaces menu to make the changes I thought would be necessary, it removed my dock entirely and gave me some kind of all-encompasing dock that included apps I don't even own. Then when I changed the settings back to regain my original dock, I was still presented with this default style dock, and Spaces was entirely disabled - which also cost me all the app-to-Space customisation I'd previously performed!

The only saving grace here was that on closing the app, I was returned to my original personalised Dock, and unlike other reviewers I had no difficulties at all in deleting the application from my system.

So, this is still a great idea, but it's still very much in the development stages...  
(Version 1.30)

GROOVEMACHINE  Absolutely flawless. I've been looking for a dock switcher for ever, and my prayers have finally been answered. Love it.  
(Version 1.30)

MAC MAIL  I thought you were going to have a version for 10.4.x

Aren't you? Thx.  
(Version 1.30)

TOMDOHERTY  Absolutely brilliant idea. Any chance of a version for us Tiger people?  
(Version 1.30)

MACGURL  I apologize. First for the rating - I should have just commented. A nit I am, as Yoda would say. Second, the developer explained it to me. and I was way off base. I tried it tonight and it works great.

I have no other way to erase my faux pas than to give it lots of stars, and it deserves them.

Thanks for the free present, and excuse an old lady on too much levothyroxine.  
(Version 1.20)

MACGURL  Aghhh! The first thing this app did to my Mac (Dual G5, 2 Mhz) was to erase all PREFERENCES. Then my dock disappeared. For hours. I'm back in shape now, thanks to Time Machine. Don't mess around with this one. I've learned the hard way.  
(Version 1.20)

MM2270  Nice update with the addition of shortcuts, but I have a few quibbles with this.

For one, I would like in a future update a way to pick my own shortcuts. There doesn't seem to be a way to pick our own. I previously had Control 1, 2, 3, etc set to switch Spaces. I had to choose different shortcuts in the Spaces prefpane in order to use Dock Spaces' shortcuts.

Two, the preferences window always shows up behind other windows and applications. At first I thought it wasn't working until I moved windows out of the way and saw it sitting there. It should pop to the front when selected from the menu.

Three, for some reason, I had lost my dock names after installing this update. The dock configs (plists) remained there, but the names were gone and I had to reset the prefs to use 4 docks, and name them again to get them back. So the update process needs to be examined. Unless it was just me that this happened to.

Anyway, I'd like to see this continue to improve. It's very useful now even with these bugs/issues. But I can see improvements making this much better.  
(Version 1.20)

CEILING CAT  As previously stated, keyboard shortcuts to swap docks would be a nice idea; what would be even nicer would be the ability to link docks to spaces. It would also be nice if you could hide apps that are running in other spaces from the current dock, if the dock doesn't include those apps.  
(Version 1.10)

MM2270  Sweet little piece of software! Works just as described. This type of functionality really should have been included with Leopard's Spaces, if even as an option to enable/disable for those who may not want this. I now have much more manageable Docks. One for general iApps, etc, one for my graphics applications and one for server/system management that I do. Before, I had a cluttered Dock with a jillion items, and it didn't even include everything I used on a daily basis.

The only thing I'd like to see added is keyboard shortcuts for switching between the Docks. I don't see any way to do this. Otherwise, a very solid start.  
(Version 1.10)

TOMDOHERTY  Brilliant idea. Any chance of a version for us Tiger (10.4.11) users!!  
(Version 1.10)

M-RICK  Which feature does make it Leopard only ??  
(Version 1.0)