If you have compositing running I recommend Gnome-Do with the Docky interface. It feels more stable than some of the others and more intuitive. (Drag and drop apps gnome menu to dock, and to remove drag apps off of the dock)
What is that Mac lookalike dock that people are using?
Tell me if there are more than one, which I presume there are. We are in an open source world aren't we.
What is that Mac lookalike dock that people are using?
Tell me if there are more than one, which I presume there are. We are in an open source world aren't we.
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cairo dock
Full featured, requires compositing.
Avant Window Navigator
Very light. Does not require compositing.
wbar
wbarconf for easy configuration.
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The clock in the upper left and Tux in the lower left are SuperKaramba widgets. The left stat pane is Gkrellm, of course.
http://www.linux.com/community/photos/album?albumid=5&userid=459
Here are some screenshots from my machine
non riesco a vederli grandi.
lo splash screen di grub è divertente
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yep, i would like to know some more infos about her desktop
Screenshot gallery
Openbox on one of my x86_64 CLFS machines.
WOAH. I'm impressed. What WM are you running? And what theme?
Edit: Silly me didn't read the window that said openbox. Oops!
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George
Ooops - image is too big. Will add it later
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Need a new wallpaper though...
Tell me if there are more than one, which I presume there are. We are in an open source world aren't we.
The 3 most common docks are the Avant Window Navigator the Cairo Dock and the Docky interface for Gnome DO
Cheers,
Chris
Box: Ubuntu JJ x86-64, gnome, all stuff:
My "battle-laptop": EeePC 900 - Ubuntu II, kernel from array.org, old-school-like - wmaker, dockapps, mutt, weechat, etc