Right click the gnome-do icon in the notification area, click preferences.
Switch to the Appearance tab, switch "theme" to docky.
Gnome Do
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pluraldave
Re: Gnome Do
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pluraldave
Re: Gnome Do
Odd. What version of do have you got? 0.8 is the one with docky but I thought 0.6 still had preferences.
Fire up synaptic to check you've got gnome-do and gnome-do plugins 0.8. They should both be in the Ubuntu universe repositories if you're using LM7. (In synaptic settings>repositories to check universe is active).
If all is as it should be all I can think of is to try reinstalling the packages - you should get a preferences option when you right click the gnome do icon (or if you bring up the gnome-do search box and click the little arrow in the top left).
Fire up synaptic to check you've got gnome-do and gnome-do plugins 0.8. They should both be in the Ubuntu universe repositories if you're using LM7. (In synaptic settings>repositories to check universe is active).
If all is as it should be all I can think of is to try reinstalling the packages - you should get a preferences option when you right click the gnome do icon (or if you bring up the gnome-do search box and click the little arrow in the top left).
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Kaye
Re: Gnome Do
Here is the actual command to do what alex is talking about
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apt remove --purge gnome-do & apt install gnome-do gnome-do-plugins