GNOME theme: the dock at the bottom by default

Turning everything off gives GNOME back the desktop and tray icon extensions Steamify added

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ one per merged pull request.
 - **fix: Restart GNOME logs in to GNOME: after the SteamOS conversion the account's session is gaming mode, and the relogin went there (a restart that took a minute: Steam starting in gaming mode). `steamify-gdm-relogin` takes the session to log in to (the one the app runs in) for this login only and puts the account's session, the one the next boot goes to, back once the new session is up**
 - **fix: turning the GNOME theme off also removes the dock's and tiling's settings schemas that were copied to `~/.local/share/glib-2.0/schemas` for GNOME Settings' panel (they stayed behind, for extensions that were gone). Desktop Icons NG and AppIndicator stay: they belong to the SteamOS conversion (the desktop shortcut and Steam's tray icon)**
 - **fix: turning everything off gives GNOME back what Steamify added for the desktop and tray icons: Desktop Icons NG and AppIndicator (and Extension Manager), which the SteamOS conversion and now the GNOME theme both need. When the last of the two is turned off, the two extensions leave the user's list of enabled extensions and the packages Steamify installed (noted in `gnomeextras.list` before installing, so packages the user had stay) are removed; while the other one is still on they stay, and are enabled again (the theme's undo puts back the list it found). Before, nothing removed them. The theme installs them itself too**
+- **feat: the GNOME theme puts the dock at the bottom of the screen (Ubuntu's own default is the left); it can still be moved in GNOME Settings > GNOME Desktop (the Dock panel)**
 
 ## 2.12.0 - 2026-10-13
 

lib/gnome-theme.sh

@@ -91,10 +91,11 @@ gnometheme_shell() {
     # The top bar and dash colors (the Steamify Vapor extension), and the dock beside it.
     gnometheme_extensions_install
     gnometheme_backgrounds
-    # Like Ubuntu's dock: on the left, always there; its look is Ubuntu's own, left as it is. Its shape (a
+    # Ubuntu's dock, always there, at the bottom (Ubuntu puts it on the left; on a wide screen the bottom is where the eye
-    # panel to the screen edge or floating) is left to the user: Dock Settings.
+    # and the pointer are); its look is Ubuntu's own, left as it is. Its shape (a panel to the screen edge or floating)
+    # is left to the user: Dock Settings.
     local d=org.gnome.shell.extensions.dash-to-dock
-    gset gnometheme $d dock-position "'LEFT'" || true
+    gset gnometheme $d dock-position "'BOTTOM'" || true
     gset gnometheme $d dock-fixed true || true
     gset gnometheme $d running-indicator-style "'DOTS'" || true
     gset gnometheme $d click-action "'minimize-or-previews'" || true