App Store GeekTool 3.0.1

[dlfuller]

I'm still using Snow Leopard and changed from the System Preferences version of GeekTool to the one from the App Store.

How do I hide the GeekTool application? I have GeekTool Helper in my Login items, but had to also add GeekTool itself there to get it to display anything. I can then quit GeekTool, it does continue to display, and I can drag the application out of the dock.

I really don't need extra steps at startup or another icon in the dock. What is the best (right) way to automatically start GeekTool displaying?

[stehan]

Same problem.
Applications/GeekTool right click Show Package Contents / Contents / Plugins doubleclick GeekTool.prefPane to install it.
Voila
I.

[dlfuller]

Thanks stephan. That works fine just like the previous, non App Store version. And, of course, all my Geeklet settings remained after the switch.

But, doesn't your workaround kinda defeat the purpose of installing an application from the App Store? The application version would be okay if it was an invisible background application or something that didn't require the step of manually quitting and dragging the application out of the dock.