mcOS Catalina for Cairo Dock

Themes elaborated to have the appearance of the popular macOS Dock. I hope you enjoy them.

Importing themes in Cairo Dock

There are two ways to import the themes in Cairo Dock, both very easy to do.

>>> First way.

The first way is extracting the files from the .tar.gz package and placing the extracted files in the following path: ".config / cairo-dock / themes /" ...

To do this, you must press the "ctrl + h" on Gnome, or "alt + ." on KDE to display the hidden files;
then you go the route ".config / cairo-dock / themes /" and paste the files extracted from the .tar.gz package.

>>> Second way.

1 - Right click anywhere in Cairo Dock and a drop-down menu will appear, you need go to the item "Cairo Dock" and then to "Configure"

2 - Next we go to the tab "Themes"
At the end of the section of preconfigured themes, we will see the words "... or drag and drop a theme package here",
and on the opposite side of these words, you will see an arrow pointing up or the word "Open", so, click on "open" or "up arrow" and look for the downloaded .tar.gz package of Themes.

3 - Now, the theme will be exported to the Cairo Dock configuration, then click on "Apply" and
click again on the green mark to confirm.

Note: In this way you don't nedd to extract the files, directly import the .tar.gz package.

Now you can place all your applications of daily use in the Dock and enjoy the themes with macOS
style.

>> Icons on the screenshots, Mojave CT (KDE Version): https://store.kde.org/p/1210856/

>> Icons on the screenshots, Mojave CT (Gnome Version): https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1210856/

>> Theme on the screenshots, McMojave Plasma: https://store.kde.org/p/1305006/

>> Theme on the screenshots, McMojave Gnome: https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1275087/

>> Telegram Theme for match with McMojave: https://store.kde.org/p/1311811/

... Do not forget to give me a rating if you liked these themes and enjoy it!!!

Last changelog:

Changelog6 years ago

>>> Added a new theme with gradient colors to match perfectly with the Catalina Day background