Comment 5 for bug 1233247

"if i disable 'fake compositing' in cairo-dock settings then the black bar
appears with the cairo-dock."
This is already not normal, if you enabled compositing in the system
settings.
This seems not related to the graphic drivers, since it's the same
with/witout opengl.

"i am fairly sure that cairo-dock did load ok initially, was hiding ok
and was composited correctly without 'fake compositing' after initial
install... possibly the nvidia driver was changed during the update pack
7 installation of lmde."
I think that indeed, testing on a clean install could be a good idea.
also, if you only use 1 screen, is it better ?

2013/10/27 Matthieu Baerts <email address hidden>

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> Title:
> cairo dock does not un-hide
>
> Status in Cairo-Dock : Core:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> cairo dock v3.2.1 - with or without openGL
>
> i am seeing that the dock hides when windows are placed on top of it and
> does not re-appear when it should according to the settings.
> the other windows (e.g. thunderbird/firefox) are not set to 'stay on
> top' or any non-default setting.
>
> i changed the hide setting in cairo to 'always on top' and the dock
> still did not appear on top of other windows..
>
> changing theme does not resolve the issue.
>
>
> i am using linux mint debian edition mate 64 bit - with update pack 7.
> with nvidia driver 304.88
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