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For that first Launch From a terminal terminal :
or if you use Gnome Alt+F2 (Run Application)
just type cairo-dock and click Run
For Beryl User
you only see the dock on one of the face of the cube!
In case you launch Cairo-Dock at startup and you are using Berylau, you will have to use a litle script to delay the startup of the dock.
Create a file called launch-cairo-dock-after-beryl.sh, and copy/paste the following code in it:
#!/bin/sh
#we wait 12 seconds so that Beryl gets ready (you may need more or less)
sleep 12
# the path of cairo-dock (may be different for you)
cairo-dock & Make it executable
sudo chmod +x launch-cairo-dock-after-beryl.sh And use that script to launch the dock at startup
PLUG-INS or APPLETS
Click here for more
To configure them right click on them >> Configure this module
For the applets that are inactive: right cLick clic and choose Cairo-Dock >> Configure >> System or Applets (if you are in Advanced mode)
Launchers
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To create a launcher you can either drag'n drop directly from the Application Menu onto the dock or do it all manually: right click >>add a Launcher
To remove one: right click and select Remove this launcher
LES SOUS-DOCKS
Sub dock are icones that contains lauchers see them as menu>sub menu: Right click and selectAdd a sub-dock
Move Applications/Launchers and sub-docks/applets
By Drag and Drop or right click >>Move this icons and for the launcher also from right click >>Modify this launcher >> Extra parameters and select a numerical order value :
=>1 for first position, 1.7, 2, 3, 4, 4.5, 4.550 etc...
">Cairo-Dock needs you 
- Fedora
- ArchLinux
- Mandriva
- Gentoo
As well as a few windows manager:
- Gnome (of course)
- KDE
- Xfce
No definitive tutorial though just a few links. If you have some linsk to tutorial (wiki, website, blog,etc...) or some RPMs, basically anything that would help others to install the dock on their system.
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