Dock stack windows 7

ObjectDock automatically imports quick launch, has special effects, offers applets, any-edge positioning, and auto-hide, lets you minimize windows to dock with live animation, and much more. XWindows Dock is a fairly straightforward dock that focuses on simplicity. You can just drag any icon from the desktop onto the dock and voila! XWindows Dock is still in beta, so features like plug-ins aren't exactly there yet although they have the groundwork for them.

XWindows Dock does contain two nice plug-ins -- the stack container quick navigation through folders and a Gmail mail checker. SliderDock is more a psuedo 3D ring dock than a static dock that sits at the bottom or top of your desktop.

You can add as many icons to SliderDock as you like and then scroll the ring around with your mouse wheel to find the one you want to launch. SliderDock is highly customizable and easy to use. Just be sure you have a clean desktop before you try to use it.

If you have tons of icons, you won't be able to see the application launchers on Slider. RocketDock is one of my favorite docks. It's highly customizable and skinnable , and it offers smooth animations, alpha blending, an easy drag-and-drop interface, real-time windows previews, positioning and layering options, the best documentation of all the docks listed, and solid customizations for each item added to the dock.

RocketDock also offers taskbar support, so all minimized applications will appear as icons a la Mac Dock. RocketDock is free and has a nice listing of add-ons. Nexus comes the closest to resembling and behaving like the Mac OS X dock. It is very easy to setup, some of the themes built in have also included the Leopard theme.

See how easy this is to tweak your Windows into a Mac Dock? Adding icons, applications to the dock is easy as well. Just drag them into the dock and it will stick there for you.

It is the next evolution of dock application launcher. SliderDock is an application launcher that allows you to easily drag and drop icons to access them later on by double clicking on them. Just rotate your mouse wheel and let the icons come to you.

It is similar to the one above, but it is Open Source! So you can basically do anything with it, for Open Source fans out there this is a great news. Customization is infinite. Download Circle Dock here. Rubbish, it works quite well — at least on Windows 7 Enterprise Edition, and Ultimate, both Bit versions. I really like Apple products and am always going for the Mac look on my Win 7 64 bit, but the only dock like mac, XWindows Dock 5.

If you are looking for some of the dock listed above, you will need to download those and install the problem. This looks all shit and way too overloaded. OS X motivates to work professional, Microsoft keeps you busy playing with every little bullshit.

PC user will obviously never get what it is all about…. Well put April. Sorry Dan.. People can install whatever they like to customize their environment.. Any idea how to do that? Improve this question. Mxyk Muby Muby 67 1 1 silver badge 7 7 bronze badges.

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