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Dash To Panel
Ce projet est une extension GNOME Shell qui fournit une barre des tâches unifiée en combinant le dash d'application et la zone de notification système en un seul panneau. Il fonctionne comme un plugin shell JavaScript qui modifie la disposition du bureau pour prendre en charge les flux de travail de barre des tâches traditionnels au sein de l'environnement GNOME.
L'extension inclut un système de gestion de fenêtre qui permet aux utilisateurs d'isoler les applications en cours d'exécution par espace de travail ou moniteur, de contrôler le regroupement des fenêtres, et de voir des aperçus en direct des fenêtres ouvertes via des événements de survol. Les utilisateurs peuvent définir des comportements de clic spécifiques pour les icônes d'application et lancer leurs applications favorites en utilisant des raccourcis clavier assignés.
L'outil fournit une interface de configuration pour ajuster la position, la taille et la couleur des éléments du panneau, ainsi que des options pour masquer automatiquement le panneau. Il prend également en charge l'exportation et l'importation de profils de configuration pour synchroniser les paramètres à travers différents environnements.
Features
- GNOME Shell Extensions - Implements a GNOME Shell extension to unify the taskbar and customize the desktop layout.
- Desktop Panel Customizations - Combines the application dash and system tray into a single unified Linux desktop panel.
- System Tray Managers - Merges application launchers and system status icons into a single unified panel.
- Desktop Shell Plugin Frameworks - Functions as a JavaScript plugin for the GNOME Shell to inject custom logic and styling.
- Desktop Workspace Filtering - Filters displayed application icons by querying the current active workspace and monitor.
- Workspace-Based Window Filtering - Filters the visible list of running applications to match the active workspace or monitor.
- Application Launch and Window Managers - Provides integrated tools for launching applications and managing window cycling through custom click behaviors.
- GNOME Shell Tweaks - Provides detailed settings and portable profiles to adjust GNOME Shell panel behavior and appearance.
- Shell Window Organizers - Organizes running applications through workspace filtering, window grouping, and live hover previews.
- Desktop UI Customizers - Modifies the GNOME desktop layout and visual behavior to implement traditional taskbar workflows.
- GNOME Shell Taskbars - Provides a unified taskbar for GNOME Shell by combining the application dash and system tray.
- Interface Appearance Customizations - Allows comprehensive modification of the panel's position, size, and color to align with user visual preferences.
- System Tray Customizations - Combines the application launcher and system tray into a single unified panel.
- Running Application Trackers - Lists and filters active application windows based on the current workspace or monitor.
- Window Managers - Hooks into the window manager to retrieve live metadata and thumbnails for application previews.
- Application Window Peeking - Displays live window previews when hovering over application icons in the taskbar.
- Window Interaction Behaviors - Enables custom click actions such as cycling through open window instances or launching new ones.
- Panel Visibility Controllers - Implements automatic hiding of the panel based on user preferences to maximize screen space.
- UI Panel Styling - Allows adjusting the position, size, and color of panel elements to personalize layout.
- Window Switching and Tiling - Improves multitasking efficiency through structured window switching and workspace organization.
- Linux Desktop Customizations - Enhances Linux multitasking by organizing running applications and workspaces.
- Custom Configuration Panels - Provides a dedicated configuration interface to adjust taskbar appearance and functional settings.
- Window Grouping Policies - Controls whether multiple windows of the same application are grouped together or displayed as individual entries.
- CSS Styling - Updates the visual appearance of panel elements by programmatically modifying GtkCssProvider rules.
- Programmatic Styling - Dynamically modifies GtkCssProvider rules to update panel appearance based on user settings.
- Event-Driven Input Handlers - Listens for keyboard and mouse signals to trigger application launching or window cycling.
- Interface Panel Lifecycle Management - Implements automatic hiding and revealing of the taskbar panel to maximize available screen space.
- Shell API Injections - Injects custom JavaScript logic and CSS styles into the GNOME Shell UI process.
- Shell UI Manipulations - Manipulates the shell panel hierarchy to merge the application dash and system tray into a single container.
- UI Element Injection - Manipulates the shell panel hierarchy to merge separate dash and tray elements into one container.
