1. Is there an official support forum for rocketdock/punklabs? I reckon this would be the best place to ask the following question

2. You know how in OSX, when you maximize a window, it never maximizes over/under the dock? Is there any way to accomplish that with rocketdock? I want my dock at the top of the screen, and when I maximize a window, I want the window to stay UNDER the dock (title bar underneath the dock). Its just a pain to have to minimize a window/have the dock in the way of useful window buttons when maximized.

This is the only, ONLY thing stopping me from losing the taskbar and rocketdocking full time

To answer your second question: If you click on dock settings, on RD by default, or u can right click the dock and click Rocket dock settings. Then go to Position tab on the left. Then under "Layering" is a drop down box that should say "Normal" by default. You can change that to "Always on Top" to make it so the dock is on top of the window no matter what.

Then as an extra to that, if u want it Always on top, but dont want it to show all the time, you can go down to the Behavior tab. In here you should see a tick box with the label "AutoHide" which hides the window untill u tap the top of your screen, which makes the dock pop out.

And no there is no official forum any more,

but you can go here http://tracker.punklabs.com/ to post a bug, feature request, or ask the devs a question

I think you misunderstood lol. No problem, its hard to really explain what I mean, so I made a screenshot. Is it possible, that when I maximize a window, it never interferes with rocketdock, like the pic below?

So the window actually literally stays UNDER the dock lol. Not under as in you can see the window thru the dock

Oh, that i don't know.
If u find out post it here because i would like to know that as well

The best place i would think to post this question is probably http://tracker.punklabs.com/
The two developers there have very fast response time

i tryed figuring that out too .. lol.. but couldnt..
so i got objectdock instead.. i think it uses more resources though. ...

 
 
Try Desktop Coral. Worked for me.  and I use Win7.