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Docky vs Open Shell

A side-by-side look at Docky and Open Shell. For an in-depth review of either product, follow the links below.

Docky

Docky

Os & Utilities

Docky is an application dock and task manager for Linux desktop environments such as GNOME. It allows users to launch applications and manage open windows by dragging docklets to the dock. Key features include window previews, workspace and application grouping, icon customization, theme support, and integration with many desktop components.

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Open Shell

Open Shell

Os & Utilities

Open Shell is a free and open-source start menu replacement for Windows that provides advanced configuration options and customization. It aims to restore the classic start menu for users who prefer the Windows XP or Windows 7 interface.

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