For example: Avant Window Navigator, Docky, DockBarX and Cairo dock.
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I personally use AWN replacing both panels because:
Anyway, I agree it's a highly subjective post and there is no such thing as a correct answer. |
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Personally I use Docky, which replaces the bottom panel containing active applications and such.
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I personally use Cairo Dock because:
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Looking for more info on AWN, I found this article that compares AWN, Cairo Dock, and Docky. It may be of some help. |
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i'm using docky because it comes with pinguy os (ubuntu based) and i like how the icons jump to call your attention at certain specific moments, or how they jump if you click on them, i really don't know whats the best dock...i read that awn is better because lots of people dont want to use mono, and docky it has something related with mono, im trying in this moment awn, and i still prefer docky i hate that awn has some good options that docky doesnt. |
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cairo dock have his own session in lightDM and can work with compiz. it use same compiz profil as gnome-classic session. you can in this session load unity 2d panel and have something like unity but istend launcher and dash, you have cairo-dock. pretty good, low resourse usage compare to unity 3d look in the link |
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AWN is fantastic, but it seems to be being removed from the main distributions latest versions. Hope it gets supported again. |
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