If you think that the Windows user interface is dull and you want to try something different, the Nexus Dock is worth a look. For screenshots, we'd recommend Lightshot or Greenshot instead. You can only tell the tool which folder to save the image in. Minimal options for the screenshot tool: The screenshot tool is featured as a default item on the taskbar, but you can't set a quality level or file type, and we'd prefer PNG to JPG. Also, it would be nice to be able to set your own icons.

System tray icons get stretched: System tray icons don't look very good when they are stretched out to Nexus Dock size.

The Nexus Dock is an interesting alternative that can help you personalize your desktop, but it doesn't feel like an essential piece of the user experience. Not clear what user problem it's solving: The Windows taskbar may not be exciting, but it doesn't get many complaints, either. You can also back up your settings and move them to another device that has the dock installed. Helpful fallback options: If you end up not liking your customized dock and you don't know how to get back, you can reset the whole thing or individual sections. It can completely replace the taskbar: If you're transitioning from Mac OS X or another dock-oriented OS, or if you just want to try something different, the Nexus Dock can be configured to accommodate all the actions of the Windows taskbar, including access to the Start menu and the system tray. You could have the dock running on a hundred different PCs, with no two docks feeling exactly alike. Tons of customization: Winstep Nexus Dock give you a lot of options and a fine degree of control over how the dock looks, moves, and sounds. The Winstep Nexus Dock is a free alternative to the standard Windows desktop, and it can add character to your user experience.

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