Can any experts here figure out how to get Mavericks' Dock.app working on Yosemite? So one of the deal breakers that was preventing me from upgrading to OS X 10.10 is how ugly the dock looked (to me). 

Since I had success getting some of the Yosemite's apps up and running on Mavericks (Yosemite's terminal for example, it supports scrolling with trackpad for some cli programs where you normally have to scroll with C-n, C-p or directional keys), naturally I tried the opposite, i.e. running Mavericks' Dock.app on Yosemite. Surprisingly, it worked! At least, partially. Functionality-wise, it works just fine, but on the looks it is missing the background image of the Mavericks' Dock.app.

Can someone more knowledgeable figure out a way to make this work 100%? As far as I know I'm not the only person wishing for this to work so if you can figure this out, you're doing us, a portion of the Mac community a big favor!
There's an app online called cDocks should sort u out


  cDock will unleash your Dock! It's a small program to customize your
  dock on OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) and 10.10 (Yosemite). There are several
  dock styles included and users can also create their own custom docks.
  What's New
  
  Version 6.0.6:

Bug fix 'helpers folder not installing'
Miscellaneous bug fixes
Bug fix 'Custom dock not working properly'
Bug fix 'junktest.txt created on desktop when updating'
Miscellaneous bug fixes
UI adjustments
Bug fix 'themes not loading'
Miscellaneous bug fixes
Updated donors in credits
UI redesign
more...

  
  Requirements

Intel
OS X 10.9 or later



http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/51149/cdock