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Tag Archives: docky
AWN ‘taskbar’ style proposed; docks to come full-circle?
How to control Skype from Docky
How to make Docky icons smaller than 24px
How to Make a Docky theme [Guide]
Popular Linux theme maker half-left has created an informative how-to guide on creating Docky themes, so if you’ve yet to find a theme that suits your tastes entirely why not have a go at making your own?
Add a main menu to Docky
How to Add a Compiz Expose button to Docky
You want to trigger ‘expose’ in Maverick like you’ve seen in Unity? Dan Rabbit sent me over a mail with a quick ‘how to’ on, well, how to do just that! 1. Install Compiz Config Settings Manager and Xautomation 2. Configure a keyboard shortcut for Expo Assuming that you already have the ‘Expo’ plugin enabled [...]
Tron Legacy Docky theme would surely be Flynn’s choice
Docky: mastering the art of jump lists with Zeitgeist
Docky with stacks – .deb package
Why doesn’t Unity just use Docky? Here’s why.
If you ever wondered why Unity uses it’s own launcher instead of the SimplyAwesomeâ„¢ Docky, here is an explanation, straight from Docky’s creator Jason Smith.
Cardapio gets mini-mode & Docky helper
Docky/AWN get ‘WorkRave’ RSI app helper
Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) prevention tool Workrave has gained some backup assistance for notifying you that it’s time for a rest break in the form of Docky and AWN helpers. With the helper enabled you will be able to start Workrave and see the time until the next break positioned on the launcher. Easy, right? [...]













