Update dock article

content/customize-dock.md

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+---
+title: Dock (Move or Customize)
+description: >
+  How to move the Dock to different areas of the screen and customize other settings.
+keywords:
+  - Launcher
+  - Bottom
+  - Left
+  - Moving
+  - Dock
+  - Dash to Dock
+  - COSMIC Dock
+  - Ubuntu Dock
+
+facebookImage: /_social/article
+twitterImage: /_social/article
+
+hidden: false
+section: software
+tableOfContents: true
+
+redirect_from:
+  - /movelauncher
+  - /articles/move-launcher
+---
+
+Pop!\_OS and Ubuntu both contain an application dock on the screen. The location of the dock, as well as other dock settings, can be adjusted in <u>Settings</u>.
+
+## Default Dock on Pop!\_OS
+
+Pop!\_OS's dock is positioned along the bottom edge of the screen by default.
+
+![Stock Pop Dock](/images/customize-dock/pop-dock.png)
+
+## Default Dock on Ubuntu
+
+Ubuntu's dock is positioned along the left edge of the screen by default.
+
+![Stock Ubuntu Dock](/images/customize-dock/ubuntu-dock.png)
+
+## dconf Editor
+
+Since both Ubuntu Dock and COSMIC Dock are based on Dash to Dock they have the same settings which can be changed using <u>dconf editor</u>. This can be installed either though the <u>Pop!\_Shop</u> (if you are on Pop!\_OS), <u>Ubuntu Software</u> (if you are on Ubuntu) or with this command on either OS:
+
+```bash
+sudo apt install dconf-editor
+```
+
+![Dash to Dock in dconf](/images/customize-dock/dash-to-dock.png)

content/switch-from-macos-to-popos.md

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 For more information on GNOME extensions, refer to the following support articles:
 [Customize Pop!\_OS](/articles/customize-gnome)
-[Dock Customization](/articles/dash-to-dock)
+[Dock Customization](/articles/customize-dock)
 
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