Cairo-Dock
85 likes
Animated dock for Linux desktops with hardware acceleration, multi-dock support, taskbar and launcher tools, and an array of applets that can act as detachable widgets. Features a macOS-like interface, multiple themes, low CPU usage, and community-driven customization.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application type
Platforms
- Linux
- Wayland
Features
Cairo-Dock News & Activities
Highlights All activities
Recent News
- POX published news article about Cairo-Dock
Cairo-Dock 3.6 released with Wayland and HiDPI support, plus improved systemd integrationCairo-Dock 3.6 brings significant improvements for Linux desktop users by introducing initial suppo...
Recent activities
NicoDez added Cairo-Dock as alternative to Djobar
cepholotech added Cairo-Dock as alternative to Deskmat- AbdulrhmanFawzy liked Cairo-Dock
POX added Cairo-Dock as alternative to Docking- pvt_ryan2089 liked Cairo-Dock
- K0RR added Cairo-Dock as alternative to Ignis (widget framework) and fabric (Desktop Widgets System)
- K0RR added Cairo-Dock as alternative to AGS
- NEOcortex liked Cairo-Dock
- Arthagam liked Cairo-Dock
- PredatorQ liked Cairo-Dock




Comments and Reviews
limitless features, FREE and reliable launch bar.
Some plugins have many dependencies, needs composite extension
According to AlternativeTo, Cairo-Dock runs on Linux. Can anyone recommend a dock replacement for macOS?
I learned to appreciate this dock a lot.
Moving to the next song, Changing the sound volume or the active virtual Desktop by moving the scroll Wheel over an Icon is soo clever.
It Displays extensive system Information while still looking sleek.
There are quite a lot extensions available online and it's all combinable, movable and resizable
The only downside is that it is hard to configure at times.
Rainmeter under Windows offers a lot of useful and nice looking widgets, but Cairo is the ultimate Launcher for me.
This is really cool application. On my mind it is much better than other analogs for Linux, for example Docky.