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:Linux.com: KXDocker: More Than a Task Manager
Linux.com: KXDocker: More Than a Task Manager
Jan 8, 2007, 11 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3815 reads)

(Other stories by Aleksey Alekseyev)

"The basic idea behind Mac OS X's Dock is that when you need an application, you click on its icon on an on-screen bar, and the application is launched (if it has not been yet) or switched to (if it has). Stefano Zingarini has borrowed this concept for KXDocker, a KDE variation of OS X's Dock (which is also usable with GNOME and other desktop environments).

"KXDocker 1.1.4a is more attractive than standard task managers. It displays every application as a single icon on a dock on the bottom border of the screen..."

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