Docks are one of the several ways you can customize your desktop. Here are some of the best docks that will help you change the default look of your desktop Linux.

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Plank Plank is the default dock in Elementary OS, one of the most beautiful Linux distros. KSmoothDock is meant to be paired with KDE Plasma, but it blends quite well with GNOME too. Tint2 is a widely used dock/panel, when coupled with window managers, and in terms of customization, probably no one comes close to this.

7 Docks to Customize Your Linux Desktop