I modified it.
Notice that I have laptop at left monitor (small screen) with left tasks dock and external (larger) monitor at right, with bottom dock. But I don’t have problem for auto-hide docks .
about the Templates implementation, not the layouts.
Apologies, although it was only 2 posts I think. I always see your warnings and get a little sad, but I realize they are translated from German, so I don't take it personal. I don't think it is correct, but to the English-speaking mind, German pretty much always sounds harsh, even if it isn't.
Also, thanks for the info(I won't tag him). I also ran into restrictions on my first day. Now, I sometimes make like 100 posts a day!
I gave it a shot.
I couldn't quite get the theming correct(to look exactly like ubuntu), but this gives a general idea of what a dr460ized unity monstrosity would look like.
As I've said, I'm not one of those people who like to mess around with the desktop configuration too much. I worked on it for 15 minutes and got as far as I could. I prefer other people who like dealing with desktop configurations figure it out, and then I just use(or appreciate) their work.
My proposal was not for Unity visuals but rather the workflow that older Unity users are accustomed at.
Taskmanager on the left
When tasks are too many you can scroll between them
Window name in the top panel
AppMenu on the top panel and shown only when the user hovers the window title
Window buttons in the top panel shown only when there is a maximized window
Maximize/Restore active window by double clicking the top panel
Drag active window by dragging it through the top panel
Use global on position shortcuts to trigger activation of things at the left dock through for example Meta+1
All above are provided from the Latte layout I sent.
Concerning the visuals personally I propose to not lose the Garuda identity. You can keep the icons and theme you prefer as distro and just make adjustions to Latte panels / docks to look more consistent with it with proper shadows and indicator settings.