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lfLASHlNZl
just wondering, if anyone could tell me of a good, docket program, i think thats the right name? Its the program that ones down in bottom of your screen, with shortcuts to programs.
esquiso
AWN or a transparent gnome bar could do the job smile.gif
Colin-uk
moved here
Mr.Yberdo
Stardoc object dock, the best what I know.
burnee
Been using RocketDock for awhile now. Good and easy to use program
Foub
Quote - (Mr.Yberdo @ Jan 25 2008, 09:05) *
Stardoc object dock, the best what I know.


Do they have a Linux version now?
Fish
AWN or Kiba Dock. Both require a compositing manager, like Compiz, to work though.
rage710
Quote - (Mr Fish @ Jan 25 2008, 08:00) *
AWN or Kiba Dock. Both require a compositing manager, like Compiz, to work though.


Since my inept computer cannot run Compiz, do you know of any that do not require a composing manager?
kyro
Oldware http://www.gdesklets.de/
Fish
Quote - (rage710 @ Jan 27 2008, 05:33) *
Since my inept computer cannot run Compiz, do you know of any that do not require a composing manager?

I feel your pain. Mine struggles too. There are alternatives to Compiz. Xcompmgr will do the job, but you won't have any other special effects. I had a small issue with the log off/shutdown dialog box though. The latest version of Metacity includes compositing too, but again, I found a few niggles. Maybe it's too new... or maybe this laptop simply can't handle compositing at all.

Perhaps the easiest option, as esquiso already mentioned, is to simply use a transparent gnome panel.
rson451
http://sourceforge.net/projects/simdock/
Foub
Quote - (rson451 @ Jan 28 2008, 15:14) *


I found a compiled version of 1.2 in DEB, but it requires libwnck18. My system has 22, but it doesn't seem to want to accept that version. It doesn't even see the required version even after installing it. I tried compiling it from source, but it gives too many errors as well. What files are required to properly compile SimDock?

http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?search_di...eywords=simdock
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