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everyday linux howtos: Dockers for Linux
Mar 19, 2007, 08 :30 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (8427 reads)

[ Thanks to dmbkiwi for this link. ]

"If you run KDE, you aren't just stuck with the standard 'kicker' panel to operate as your app launcher and taskbar. There are a bunch of nice panel replacements that will spice up your desktop nicely. The ones that I've used and tested are kooldock, kxdocker and the nkotb kiba-dock (NB. the only place with anything useful on that site is the forum). So, what do these docks do, and what's cool about them?

"This one's been around for a while. It has basic functionality, and works well, however, when compared to the other two we're going to look at, it just doesn't that 'wow' factor..."

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