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Could you run python and do
import cairo
cairo.version
It would help me quite a bit since it will tell me what kind of changes the looks of DockbarX is supposed to go through when Ubuntu 11.10 is released and gives me a chance to see if I need to change something in DockbarX code before that.
If I understand you correctly, that you use no composition, you should thinker a bit around <color1> as well. It's completely unused if you don't use composition since you use opaque gradients in the popup. But for people that use composition it's still used for the hover color of the window item, so you would perhaps want to set <color1> to something lightly blueish or whatever and perhaps change the name to something more describing than "Window list background"?
[GCC 4.6.1] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import cairo
>>> cairo.version
'1.10.0'