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It is now time to hand out the award for last years most loyal
Macscovery.com-reader.

The nominees are as follows:

Gunnar Eiriksson

Eline Arbo

Morten Giæver

Einar Erdahl

Espen Mauno

Marta Grongstad

Anders Lindsetmo

Ey, what the heck, we'll just skip right to it...

1. (First and champion of the macscovery-world)
Gunnar Eiriksson and Morten Giæver

2. No one...

3. No one...

This one looks really sweet! 

Check it out here

Transmission Second gear 1.1

Nice new interface for Transmission.

Includes
• New icon, leopard ready.
• Document replacement (credit to GnomeXP for updating that for me).
• Replacements for Info window, Toolbar, Status bar and more.
• Plastic Toolbar replacements for Tiger and below users.

This can be downloaded from this site.

How?

When you have downloaded the files, just drag and drop all of them from their respective folders over to the Transmission/contents/resources -folder...

how to tweak your dock in Leopard

First go to /System/Library/CoreServices and find the "Dock", 

right click and press "Show Package Contents". 

Then Go inside Contents, then Resources. 

Now you're in the right place for making some changes...

You now need to find something to replace your existing dock with.. Leoparddocks is a fine place for just that.

Ok, so now that you have downloaded som nice new png's, you're all set to delete the original ones, and then drag your new dockfiles into place... And the directory you should place your new files was: 

/System/Library/CoreServices/Dock.app/Contents/Resources

If you now have replaced the original files with your new ones, go ahead and start the Terminal and type "killall Dock".

Thats it !

ps. if you would like your dock to be 2D, you can achieve just that with the app called Dockscrew (by Superpixel) or with 2DOrNot2D (by Eternal Storms)

Times change, why not let your background have a change too, for a change? :D