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PROGRAM:
NAME
cairo-dock - A dock to launch your programs easily.
SYNOPSIS
cairo-dock [options]
DESCRIPTION
Cairo-Dock is a pretty, light and convenient interface to your desktop, able to replace
advantageously your system panel!
It features multi-docks, taskbar, launchers and a lot of useful applets.
Applets can be detached from the dock to act as desktop widgets.
Numerous ready-to-use themes are downloadable in 1 click, and can be easily customized at
your convenience.
It can use hardware acceleration (OpenGL) to be very fast and low on CPU.
It's recommended to install the PLUG-INS package ( cairo-dock-plug-ins ) to have access to
more views, dialogues and many plug-ins and applets.
Some screenshots are available :
http://pics.glx-dock.org
Development site:
https://launchpad.net/cairo-dock
OPTIONS
You can launch Cairo-Dock with several options :
(Note : you can use these options in one block. For example : cairo-dock -oia )
-c, --cairo
Force Cairo backend. Use this option if you have issue with the OpenGL mode.
-o, --opengl
Force OpenGL backend. Cairo-Dock with OpenGL/Hardware acceleration.
-O, --indirect-opengl
Use OpenGL backend with indirect rendering. There are very few case where this
option should be used.
-A, --ask-backend
Ask again on startup which backend to use.
-l, --log [option]
Log verbosity (options : debug, message, warning, critical, error - default is
'warning').
For example : cairo-dock -l debug
-F, --colors
Force to display some output messages with colors even if these messages are not
displayed into a tty.
-w, --wait
Wait for N seconds before starting. This is useful if you notice some problems when
the dock starts with the session.
-a, --keep-above
Force to keep the dock above other windows.
-s, --no-sticky
Don't make the dock appear on all desktops.
-e, --env
Force the dock to consider this environment (gnome, xfce, etc.) - it may crash the
dock if not set properly.
-d, --dir
Force the dock to load the configuration in this directory (default is
~/.config/cairo-dock).
-m, --maintenance
Allow to edit the config before the dock is started and show the config panel on
startup.
-x, --exclude
Exclude a given plug-in from activating (it is still loaded though).
-f, --safe-mode
Don't load any plug-ins and show the theme manager on startup.
-W, --metacity-workaround
Work around some bugs in Metacity Window-Manager (invisible dialogs or sub-docks)
-M, --modules-dir
Ask the dock to load additional modules contained in this directory (though it is
unsafe for your dock to load unofficial modules).
-T, --testing
For debugging purpose only. The crash manager will not be started to hunt down the
bugs.
-E, --easter-eggs
For debugging purpose only. Some hidden and still unstable options will be
activated.
-S, --server
Address of a server containing additional themes. This will overwrite the default
server address.
-k, --locked
Lock the dock so that any modification is impossible for users.
OTHER
Some other options with an output in the terminal :
-v, --version
Print version and quit.
-h, --help
Show the help and quit.
-C, --capuccino
Cairo-Dock makes anything, including coffee !
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