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An icon taskbar for the Gnome Shell. This extension moves the dash into the gnome main panel so that the application launchers and system tray are combined into a single panel, similar to that found in KDE Plasma and Windows 7+. A separate dock is no longer needed for easy access to running and favorited applications.
Dash to Panel is an icon taskbar for Gnome Shell. This extension moves the dash into the gnome main panel so that the application launchers and system tray are combined into a single panel, similar to that found in KDE Plasma and Windows 7+. A separate dock is no longer needed for easy access to running and favorited applications.
Beyond that, just about every aspect of the panel is fully customizable. From positioning and scaling panel elements to running indicators to multi-monitor display, to window previews and even intellihide, Dash to Panel has everything you need to make your workspace feel like home.
| Customizable appearance |
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| Hide & show panel elements and set their positions, sizes & colors |
| Live Previews on Hover |
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| Hover over the launcher icon for an open application to get a live window preview |
| Launch by Number |
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| Optionally launch your favorite applications via keyboard |
| Panel Intellihide |
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| Hide and reveal the panel according to your set preferences |
| Additional Features | Feature Implemented |
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| Add "Show Desktop" button to panel | |
| Isolate running apps by workspaces and/or monitors | |
| Custom click behaviors (launch new window, cycle open windows, minimize, etc) | |
| Integrate native Gnome appMenu into right-click secondary menu | |
| Multi-monitor support | |
| Dynamic transparency | |
| Ungroup application windows | |
| Export and import settings |
To install the most recent official release: Visit Dash-to-Panel at GNOME Extensions
To install a development version from source, please see the Installation wiki page.
How do I customize the panel? See the Wiki
How do I embed my bottom left notification drawer into the panel like a system tray? Top Icons Plus or (K)StatusNotifierItem/AppIndicator Support
How do I add a traditional start menu? Arc Menu
How do I disable the hot corner? No Topleft Hot Corner
How do I move the notifications to somewhere other than the top center? Notification Banner Reloaded
How do I display Minimize & Maximize buttons? In the Tweak Tool application, turn on Windows > Titlebar Buttons > Minimize & Maximize.
How do I reset the extension to its default settings? dconf reset -f /org/gnome/shell/extensions/dash-to-panel/.
While this extension works well with most popular Gnome Shell themes, the following themes are known to have explicitly added custom styles for this extension:
This extension has been tested with Gnome 3.18+.
This extension manipulates the Gnome Main Panel, aka Top Bar. So, most other extensions which operate on the top bar should be compatible.
This extension could be even better with your help! Any items in the issue tracker labelled help wanted or good first issue are up for grabs. For more info, see the Contributing wiki page.
This extension is developed and maintained by @jderose9 and @charlesg99.
Significant portions of code in this extension were derived from Dash-to-Dock.
Additional credits: This extension leverages the work for ZorinOS Taskbar (used in ZorinOS) to show window previews and allow the dash from Dash-to-Dock to be embedded in the Gnome main panel. Code to set anchor position taken from Thoma5/gnome-shell-extension-bottompanel. Pattern for moving panel contents based on Frippery Move Clock by R M Yorston. Ideas for recursing child actors and assigning inline styles are based on code from the extension StatusAreaHorizontalSpacing.
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Dash to Panel is available under the terms of the GPL-v2 or later license See COPYING for details.
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