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[other] Any activity on AWN (Avant Window Navigator)?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I was wondering if there's any ongoing development with Avant Window Navigator? It's my favorite dock... I've tried both Docky and Cairo-Dock and while they're nice, neither completely meets my needs like AWN does. However, AWN does have a couple bugs that it seems to have had for a couple years, and it would really be a shame if no further development was done on AWN. (Hardware)

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