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The Avant Window Navigator is a good find, I've been using the gDesklet launcher which was OK, but this one is much better because it serves as a launcher as a task bar.
I've always abhored OS X's dock. It's pretty and the notifications that it provides are nice, but it just makes the bottom (or left or right) inch or so of my screen unusuable. When using some types of applications it just ends up getting in the way irregardless of how you end up arranging it.
Although I expect by now most application designers for OS X have gotten used to having nothing usefull at the bottom of their windows that would be obscured by the dock.
But if I could get notification animations and such and use that thing as a replacement or addition for gnome-panel then that would be interesting.
I think you may be able to go a bit further to emulate the Gnome interface, but probably not much. It seems that OS X is very restrictive on the sort of things you can do to the UI.
For the splash screen you have 'splashy', which I think is what Ubuntu uses. I am not sure. I've done grub before, but I prefer to not have a splash screen to obscure the boot up messages. http://splashy.alioth.debian.org/wiki/doku.php
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