Cairo Dock is a desktop interface that takes the shape of docks, desklets, panel. It is designed to be light, fast and customizable, and is desktop-agnostic. It has a powerful DBus interface, to be controlled from a terminal or another application. You can see it as a good alternative or addition to Unity, Gnome-Shell, Xfce-panel, KDE-panel and even LXDE-panel for a light and sexy interface . It features docks, panels, desklets, a full keyboard control, tons of applets, themes, and much more.
Cairo Dock 3.3.99 RC1 Updates
- Style: unified the style for all objects.
- Menu: added the possibility to customise them
- Config: updated some sections linked to the style
- API:
- Updated functions about the style
- Added new features about PID monitoring
- A lot of clean code/rename function (cairo -> gldi)
- Removed GTK2 support
- Better integration with Compiz
- Stop using GTK Stock icons (deprecated)
- po: updated translations (added UZ)
- Some bugs have been fixed, other tweaks (LP: #1318885 ; LP: #1296422)
- debian/control:
- Bumped plug-ins versions
- Added libwayland-dev: compile Wayland backend (not used by default)
- debian/patches:
- Removed all patches: all of them were created from this version
Install Cairo Dock 3.3.99 RC1 on Ubuntu 14.04 & Ubuntu 14.10
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:cairo-dock-team/weekly sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install cairo-dock cairo-dock-plug-ins cairo-dock
Remove Cairo Dock 3.3.99 RC1
sudo apt-get remove cairo-dock cairo-dock-plug-inscomments powered by Disqus