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xNeat Windows Manager VS KDocker

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xNeat Windows Manager logo xNeat Windows Manager

xNeat is a windows enhancement utility.

KDocker logo KDocker

KDocker will help you dock any application into the system tray.
  • xNeat Windows Manager Landing page
    Landing page //
    2019-03-30
  • KDocker Landing page
    Landing page //
    2023-10-02

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KDocker - Docks Programs To System Tray - Kubuntu 10.04

Category Popularity

0-100% (relative to xNeat Windows Manager and KDocker)

xNeat Windows Manager

KDocker

Image Optimisation
26 26%
Image Optimisation
74% 74
Window Manager
23 23%
Window Manager
77% 77
Multi Monitor
53 53%
Multi Monitor
47% 47
Note Taking
18 18%
Note Taking
82% 82

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What are some alternatives?

When comparing xNeat Windows Manager and KDocker, you can also consider the following products

SmartSystemMenu - SmartSystemMenu extends system menu of all windows in the system

RBTray - Allows almost any program to be minimized to the system tray by right clicking its minimize button.

DM2 - DM2 provides several Windows enhancements that may help in every-day work.

PowerMenu - PowerMenu is a small application that some extra menu items to the windows control menu in addition...

4t Tray Minimizer - 4t Tray Minimizer Free/Pro - Minimize Outlook, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and any other applications to the system tray!

AllTray - AllTray is a program you can use on Unix-like systems such as GNU/Linux or FreeBSD running the X...

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