Andy I just discovered iCollections as well, via AlternativesTo.net … I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it prompted me automatically “Do you want to import your Dragthing collection to iCollections?”. By writing only to the users Desktop or application folder that gets read by the Start Menu, there is no need for elevated permission and no writing to system-level files (registry entries. On MacOS, the shortcut will make sure to use the python.app application so that GUI programs will be able to draw to properly draw to the screen.
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ICollections auto-wraps, preventing blank spaces. (They have not addressed this item yet)(3) Dragthing allows for “blank spaces” (blank cells) where there are no icons. ICollections enables you to make the palette label at the top “hidden”, but apparently it holds that space, preventing nudging upwards to snap to top. THEY SAID THAT IS BEING HANDLED IN NEW VERSION, and will even enable overlapping of icons.(2) Dragthing allowed me to snap the vertical panel to the very top of my screen. That gave me a good feeling, that it’s an app that will continue to be developed going forward.Examples of things I commented/asked about:I use a 2-display setup, a LEFT DISPLAY and RIGHT DISPLAY, and I have used Dragthing as a 2-icon wide vertical stripe that I place at the left edge of my RIGHT DISPLAY, with a wide mix of apps, folders, system prefs, etc.(1) But Dragthing allowed for greater density of icons, whereas iCollections added more horizontal and vertical padding between items.
So here: )(4) I use a ton of custom icons, for not just special folders, but also to replace the ugly icons of various applications. (It does not appear to be a private link, but rather appears in the open on their feature documentation pages. He even gave me a link to the beta grid-mode.
I’m hoping to be wrong so please correct me if that’s the case. This is a short list of what I cannot do with iCollections and therefore would not consider it an excellent replacement for DT. I try to do everything from the keyboard and only touch the mouse when I need to. But iCollections DOES display custom icons — making it so much easier to recognize various websites that are part of my daily workflow.So, I’m thinking iCollections is a great bet for the longhaul, because the devs are responsive.Management wise. (I should add, though, that Dragthing does NOT accept custom icons I’ve applied to certain website URLs i’ve dragged into it. Not so in iCollections, it uses the default application icon, disrespecting my cusom icon.
You have to open Settings and go to Hotkeys just to check what keyboard shortcut you assigned !For the ones who just love to do everything possible from the keyboard, I’m just hoping DragThing comes back or another app in 64bit comes along to really replace DT. Hit ⌘→/← and you tab thru all layers.Status bar follows selection on Dock and shows Hotkey, wow.Once up front in iC, you have to grab the mouse just to select an item and start navigating, except, the status bar info is not even following your selection ! It follows the pointer ! There’s nothing you can do from the keyboard ! Everything needs to be done with the mouse and contextual menus. Once done, hit Enter and you’re back in the dock. I hit Enter and I can change name, Default app, select New Original, add notes, change Hotkey, deactivate hotkey (very useful sometimes), navigate from that window to next item’s window which follows on the dock, even going to next layer.
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