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application dock for the MATE panel

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README.md

An application dock applet for the MATE panel

Mate dock applet V0.88 on Ubuntu MATE 18.10

The applet works with both GTK2 and GTK3 versions of MATE and allows you to:

• Place a dock on any MATE panel, of any size, on any side of the desktop you desire.
• Pin and unpin apps to the dock. Pinned apps can be shown in the dock on all workspaces or only the workspace where they were pinned (allowing the dock to be customised for each particular workspace).
• Rearrange application icons on the dock
• Launch apps by clicking on their icons in the dock
• Minimize/unminimize running app windows by clicking the app’s dock icon
• Detect changes in the current icon theme and update the dock accordingly
• Use an indicator by each app to show when it is running
• Optionally, use multiple indicators for each window an app has open
• Use different styles of indicators, or turn indicators off altogether
• Change the colour of MATE panels to the dominant colour (i.e. the most common colour) of the desktop wallpaper. The colour can be applied to all panels or just the panel containing the dock.

The applet is available in Debian testing (currently GTK2 only):

apt-get install mate-dock-applet

Ubuntu MATE 16.04 and later

The applet is included by default in Ubuntu MATE 16.04. It can be used by selecting the ‘Mutiny’ desktop layout in the MATE Tweak application, or by simply adding it to any panel.

Note: when upgrading from Ubuntu Mate 15.10 to 16.04 any previously installed version of the applet will be replaced with the one from the distribution’s respositories.

The applet is not installed by default — apt-get install mate-dock-applet will do the trick.

The applet is included in the repositories but is compiled for Gtk2, rather than Gtk3. Therefore it will not work with the version of MATE desktop supplied with Linux Mint. Currently, the only solution is to manually compile and install the applet from source — instructions are further below. Note: the latest version of the applet which will work with the version of Gtk3 used in Linux Mint is V0.80 — souce code available here.

Ubuntu MATE 15.10 and Linux Mint 18.1

Users of Ubuntu MATE 15.10 and earlier, or of Linux Mint 18.1 or earlier, can install the applet from the PPA kindly provided by webupd8

Note: this is currently GTK2 only

For Arch users the GTK 3 version is available as a package in the repositories.

Gentoo based distributions

An ebuild is available via the mate-de-gentoo

Users of other distros will need to install from source, so first install the required dependencies. Note, the package names below are for Ubuntu/Linux Mint/Debian — the name of the packages will vary on other distros.

• Python3
• Python wnck bindings (gir1.2-wnck-1.0 for Gtk2 versions of the applet, gir1.2-wnck-3.0 for Gtk3) ( gnome-python2-libwnck in Fedora)
• Python implementation of Xlib — python-xlib (python3-xlib in Ubuntu based distributions and Fedora)
• GLib development files (libglib2.0-dev) ( glib2-devel in Fedora)
• Python Imaging Library (python3-pil) ( python3-pillow in Fedora)
• Python 3 Cairo bindings (python3-cairo)
• Bamf (bamfdaemon, libbamf and gir1.2-bamf) ( bamf-daemon and bamf in Fedora)
• Python Distro (python3-distro)

then cd to the directory containing all of the development files and run:

aclocal automake --add-missing autoreconf 

To build a GTK2 version of the applet:

./configure --prefix=/usr --with-gtk3 

Then enter the following commands:

Installation on Ubuntu MATE on a Pi 2

This is a little more involved. First download gir1.2-wnck-1.0 for arm architechure from here and install it with sudo dpkg -i. Then install other dependencies — sudo apt-get install git autoreconf libglib2.0-dev

From this point the instructions above for compiling from source should be followed.

In order for window minimizing and maximizing to work correctly under Compiz, the Focus Prevention Level setting must be set to off in CompizConfig Settings Manager (General Options, Focus and Raise Behaviour)

V0.76 of the applet running on Ubuntu MATE 16.10, showing the new indicator style and active icon background. Note: the Gtk3 theme is Arc Darker (hence the blue indicators), and the icon theme is La Capitaine

GTK3 version of the applet running on Ubuntu MATE 16.10 Alpha 1

Running on Arch with a Unity style layout

Running on Ubuntu with a Windows 7 style layout

Running on a Raspberry Pi 2 with Ubuntu MATE

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Dock Applet является новым и очень «молодым» приложением, которое отображает на панели окна открытых приложений в виде значков без надписей, что в конечном итоге значительно сокращает место на панели задач при многочисленных открытых окнах и является очень полезным для маленьких мониторов ноутбуков.
Под значком запущенного приложения отображается также индикатор (с настраиваемым цветом для светлых и темных панелей) и позволяет перемещать значки через правый клик — влево/вправо.

Установка Dock Applet в Ubuntu MATE 15.04/14.10/14.04 и Linux Mint MATE 17.1/17

Откройте терминал, скопируйте и выполните следующие команды:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/mate
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mate-dock-applet

По окончании установки Dock Applet правый клик на панели — Добавить на панель и в открывшемся окне Добавить на панель, выберите 1. Dock — 2. Добавить:

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Linux mint mate апплеты

An application dock applet for the MATE panel. The applet allows you to:

— place a dock on any MATE panel, of any size, on any side of the desktop you desire. — pin and unpin apps to the dock — rearrange application icons on the dock — launch apps by clicking on their icons in the dock — minimize/unminimize running app windows by clicking the app’s dock icon — detect changes in the current icon theme and update the dock accordingly — use an indicator by each app to show when it is running — optionally, use multiple indicators for each window an app has open — use either a light or dark indicator that it can always be seen no matter what colour the panel is, or turn indicators off altogether — change the colour of MATE panels to the dominant colour (i.e. the most common colour) of the desktop wallpaper. The colour can be applied to all panels or just the panel containing the dock.

Latest reviews

It doesn’t do a great job on Linux Mint 19 with support for GTK3. Hell this version is NOT RECOMMENDED by the Mate Dock team as they state on their own Gtihub! The version that comes with LM19 is v0.85 — the one on Github currently is v0.86. If you download and take a look at their own README.md it says the only version that supports GTK3 provided by Linux Mint is v0.80! SO WHAT’S THE POINT to make this version available for the newest Linux Mint? Mate-dock v0.85 does not display some icons, especially the ones you run under Wine (or Windows applications) — it just won’t display them, you’re forced into using Alt+Tab ALL THE TIME! Sometimes, even after opening up an app from the launcher makes the launcher icon to flash continuosly, it’s annoying! And after you’ve successfully launched an app and then minimize it, mate-dock just won’t unminimize it, rather it will just flash the icon repeatedly, again forcing you into using Alt+tab all the time. So again, WHAT’S THE POINT for using this applet?!

This is a cool app. However the version here is quite outdated and will not work at all because it is for GTK2 and the Mate desktop (and newer versions of this app) already evolved to GTK3. I would suggest following the instructions at the official github page to install it: https://github.com/robint99/mate-dock-applet

does NOTHING! even after re-boot.

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compizomania

Одной из наиболее востребованных особенностей окружения MATE является добавление апплета Глобальное меню приложений. Тем не менее, такой апплет под названием TopMenu уже существует. Его нет пока в официальных репозиториях, но существует сторонний репозиторий для его установки, созданный венгерским разработчиком Alin Andrei, создателем сайта http://www.webupd8.org/.
Апплет TopMenu устанавливается в окружениях MATE версии 1.8, в дистрибутивах: Ubuntu MATE 14.04/14.10 и Linux Mint (MATE) 17, 17.1.
Следует заметить, что в отличие от AppMenu Unity, TopMenu не скрывается автоматически и его всегда видно, когда приложение находится в фокусе.

Вот несколько снимков экрана с апплетом TopMenu (Глобальное меню) в окружении MATE 1.8.

Так как отображение апплета TopMenu (Глобальное меню) эффективнее всего на верхней панели, я предлагаю перенести апплет системного меню на нижнюю панель, с тем чтобы оба апплета не отображались на одной панели (опционально):

1. Установка Глобального меню в окружении MATE 1.8 в Ubuntu MATE 14.04/14.10 и Linux Mint (MATE) 17, 17.1

Откройте терминал, скопируйте и выполните следующие команды:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/mate
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libtopmenu-gtk2 mate-topmenu

Чтобы глобальное меню отображалось с приложениями GTK3, необходимо установить дополнительно библиотеку «libtopmenu-gtk3»:

sudo apt-get install libtopmenu-gtk3

А также для поддержки приложений Qt4 с TopMenu, установите библиотеку «libtopmenu-qt»:

sudo apt-get install libtopmenu-qt

Для отображения Глобального меню Firefox, необходимо установить соответствующее дополнение к браузеру topmenu.xpi.

2. По окончании установки ​​TopMenu, выйдите из системы и снова войдите. Это необходимо для загрузки модулей TopMenu.

3. Добавление апплета TopMenu на панели.

Кликните правой кнопкой мышки на панеле, в контекстном меню выберите Добавить на панель, активируйте строку с TopMenu Panel Applet и нажмите кнопку Добавить:

И последнее. Откройте любое приложение, чтобы отобразить Глобальное меню на панели. Правый клик на апплете TopMenu, в контекстном меню активируйте ( поставите крыжик) пункт Прикрепить к панели, иначе после нового входа в систему апплет не будет отображаться:

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