As Jorge said - not going to happen.

As docks go and as docks under Linux go, the Ubuntu one is probably the best of the bunch AFAIC, out of the ones I've encountered. As Ubuntu is my principal OS on all machines, I find it very useable and convenient - especially in combination with a good menu and a few applets (deskbar 'modules'). However.....

Actually, I'd like to see something far better even coming along under Linux. And that would be something more modern. The dock, when it was invented by NeXT, was a fantastic idea and a great metaphor for its time (the late 80s and early/mid 90s) and even well beyond. But today, it's an outdated concept AFAIC.

For instance, when I do manage to reinstall Win 10, I won't even set up another dock at all (except for testing), instead doing everything through the Nextstart taskbar and/or the shelf, plus a couple of Nextstart menus. The dock has become surplus to requirements. There's nothing the dock can do that can't also be done by the shelf or taskbar. It just wastes space.

I'd like to see Linux develop a really modern Desktop Environment/GUI, rather than keep doing the same old same old as is happening at present. Something radically new.

Oh, and I think I should move this thread over to 'Off Topic', strictly speaking, but then again, there are Windblows related issues covered as well....

As Jorge said - not going to happen.

As docks go and as docks under Linux go, the Ubuntu one is probably the best of the bunch AFAIC, out of the ones I've encountered. As Ubuntu is my principal OS on all machines, I find it very useable and convenient - especially in combination with a good menu and a few applets (deskbar 'modules'). However.....

Actually, I'd like to see something far better even coming along under Linux. And that would be something more modern. The dock, when it was invented by NeXT, was a fantastic idea and a great metaphor for its time (the late 80s and early/mid 90s) and even well beyond. But today, it's an outdated concept AFAIC.

For instance, when I do manage to reinstall Win 10, I won't even set up another dock at all (except for testing), instead doing everything through the Nextstart taskbar and/or the shelf, plus a couple of Nextstart menus. The dock has become surplus to requirements. There's nothing the dock can do that can't also be done by the shelf or taskbar. It just wastes space.

I'd like to see Linux develop a really modern Desktop Environment/GUI, rather than keep doing the same old same old as is happening at present. Something radically new.

Oh, and I think I should move this thread over to 'Off Topic', strictly speaking, but then again, there are Windblows related issues covered as well....

I have been using Cairo Dock and Latte Dock for my needs. Both great docks. I just did not like the docks with stock gnome or ubuntu.

Well Gnome 42 is headed the right direction. I do really love Gnome.

Cairo is not bad at all, very light weight and never crashed or had any real issues. Tiling seems like the hip thing to use. I do like Pop Os and what the have done with gnome. Very stable being based off of ubuntu. I just really like gnome it's simplistic. Unlike KDE which is very nice and flashy just kind of over done in my mind. Dash is too basic for me. I need a little more flash. It is functional though.