How to add a cool “MAC OS X” dock in your Ubuntu: Avant Window Navigator (AWN)! March 30, 2008
Posted by galigio in 3D desktop, 3D graphics, AWN, Computadoras, Computers & Internet, Dock, Linux Theme, Linux Themes, Linux Tips, MAC OS X Dock in Linux, Mac OS X, System Configuration for Ubuntu, Tech, Technology, Technology News, Technology and Software, Tecnologia, Ubuntu Documentation, Ubuntu tips, bar.Tags: 3D desktop, Computers & Internet, Dock, Get Linux, GNU/Linux, kde, KoolDock, KSmoothDock, Kubuntu, Linux, Linux & OpenSource, Linux Themes, Linux Tips, Mac OS X, MAC OS X Dock in Linux, OS News, package management, SuperKaramba, System Configuration for Ubuntu, Technology News, Tuxbar, Ubuntu 7.10
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Linux is Linux but the MAC OS X dock has always fascinated us. For this reason, in our Linux Page, we posted few notes explaining how to insert a “MAC OS X” dock in the Linux desktops. Last May we posted a previous review about KSmoothDock, KoolDock, Superkaramba (and its nice Tuxbar) but now we think that the best -state of the art- dock is represented by AWN. This program can be installed very quickly ant it is fast to configure. To use AWN is necessary to go to System - Preferences - Appearance and select the Normal or the Extra options. Then, following our simple notes, you can start using AWN with just few lines in the Terminal. For AWN customization you can add some themes from http://www.gnome-look.org/. Beware: before installing AWN, read very carefully the information contained in AWN installation notes because, if something goes wrong, it is not simple to reverse to your original dock configuration! AWN is not for everyone but, we are sure, it is worth the risk for many.













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