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Dash-to-Dock is a GNOME Shell extension that provides a persistent application launcher and taskbar interface. It modifies the desktop environment by moving the system dash from the hidden overview mode to a permanent on-screen container, allowing for quick access to running applications, system launchers, and virtual workspaces.
The main features of micheleg/dash-to-dock are: GNOME Shell Extensions, Active Window Tracking, Application Launchers, Application Launch and Window Managers, Desktop Application Docks, GNOME Shell Dock Extensions, Persistent Taskbar Interfaces, Dock Layout Configurations.
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This project is a GNOME Shell extension that provides a unified taskbar by combining the application dash and system tray into a single panel. It functions as a JavaScript shell plugin that modifies the desktop layout to support traditional taskbar workflows within the GNOME environment. The extension includes a window management system that allows users to isolate running applications by workspace or monitor, control window grouping, and view live previews of open windows via hover events. Users can define specific click behaviors for application icons and launch favorite applications using
Tilingshell is a window management extension for the GNOME desktop environment that organizes application windows into structured grid layouts. It functions as a desktop utility that automates window placement and provides tools for customizing the graphical interface of Linux systems. The project distinguishes itself through a constraint-based geometry engine that maintains alignment during resizing and a declarative rendering system that maps grid definitions to screen space. It supports workspace-scoped state management, allowing for independent tiling configurations across different virtu
This is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes Windows desktop automation and system administration functions to large language models. It provides programmatic control of mouse, keyboard, windows, and UI elements on Windows through simulated user input, while also enabling LLMs to manage the Windows registry, processes, files, and execute PowerShell commands through a remote interface. The server supports multiple transport protocols including stdio, SSE, and streamable HTTP, allowing flexible integration with different language model clients. It implements OAuth 2.0 with PKCE for secu
Orchis-theme is a Material Design theme for the GNOME shell and GTK-based desktop environments. It provides a set of interface assets and CSS styles to apply a consistent, layered aesthetic to Linux desktop components and system applications. The project synchronizes visual styles across the host system and modern application libraries, including integration for Libadwaita. It specifically handles Flatpak theme synchronization by configuring permission paths so that isolated sandbox applications can inherit the visual style of the host system. The theme covers general GNOME desktop customiza