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Hi,
is there a way to disable the deepin dock. Seeing that it is not very stable I decided to try replacing it with cairo dock and seeing how it goes. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Anti-frozen function has been added in dock, so dock will automatically show after killed. Right-click on dock can switch to other modes and be set to hide all the time. If you really don't want to use it,there is the method: logout, CTRL+Alt+F1 into tty1, then execute the command:
sudo mv /usr/bin/dde-dock ~/
and then press CTRL+Alt+F7 return to login interface. Your operation will effect after logged in.
Anti-frozen function has been added in dock, so dock will automatically show after killed. Right-click on dock can switch to other modes and be set to hide all the time. If you really don't want to use it,there is the method: logout, CTRL+Alt+F1 into tty1, then execute the command:
sudo mv /usr/bin/dde-dock ~/
and then press CTRL+Alt+F7 return to login interface. Your operation will effect after logged in.
Actually, if I may write so, this command can now be pasted directly into the deepin terminal to delete the dock only.
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