One of the major features of the GNOME 42 desktop environment is a highly-customizable dock or dash. Let's look at how you can customize the new dock in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) or later to have a similar look to that of macOS. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingThe default desktop setup of XFCE comes with a panel instead of a dock. However, XFCE is highly customizable and gives you the liberty to install a dock to your system to imitate the desktop layout of GNOME or macOS. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingLaptops fall behind in GPU performance compared to their desktop brethren. That's because their light and portable form factor cause limited cooling performance and power availability. So, even if they're running the same-generation hardware, they tend to be slower than their desktop PC counterparts. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingBelieve it or not, the Apple Watch, like the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, comes also uses a Dock to manage apps. It works a little bit differently, though, but it's still a useful feature that'll keep your favorite or recent apps available at any moment. MUO – Feed
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If you aren’t already, you should start using a dual monitor setup because it can really boost your productivity. Of course, there are also plenty of other reasons to have multiple monitors. However, in recent versions of macOS, the Dock displays on all monitors by default. Many users like this, but maybe you don’t. Perhaps […]
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The Nintendo Switch is easily one of the greatest portable video game consoles ever released. Not only does it deliver a fantastic portable experience, but it also has a dock that makes it so you can hook your console up to the big screen. But there’s a problem with the Switch’s dock—it’s way too big […]
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