Let Cairo-Dock be your Linux desktop dock
I've covered a number of desktop enhancements here on Ghacks. You've see my coverage of Avant Window Navigator (see my article “Avant Window Navigator: OS X-like dock on Linux“) as well as Docky (see my article “Docky: Another OS X-like Dock“). Both of those applications are solid additions to the Linux desktop, but both of them do not nearly offer what another OS X-like dock has to offer.
Cairo-Dock is a fully annimated desktop dock application that can really enhance your Linux desktop experience. It's simple to install, use, and configure. And in this article I am going to show you how to do just that.
I've covered a number of desktop enhancements here on Ghacks. You've see my coverage of Avant Window Navigator (see my article “Avant Window Navigator: OS X-like dock on Linux“) as well as Docky (see my article “Docky: Another OS X-like Dock“). Both of those applications are solid additions to the Linux desktop, but both of them do not nearly offer what another OS X-like dock has to offer.
Cairo-Dock is a fully annimated desktop dock application that can really enhance your Linux desktop experience. It's simple to install, use, and configure. And in this article I am going to show you how to do just that.
