A taskbar that displays app icons for running applications and favorites on your panel. Features: Add panels to all monitors Intelligent auto-hide (Intellihide) Position panel at top or bottom of monitor Display current weather near the panel clock Show running apps in the panel - Option to isolate by workspace - Option to isolate by monitor Show favorite apps in the panel Customizable panel clock And more!
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1. What's the reason for giving the timeout to the owner (line 68 windowPreview.js)? It makes it hard to review. 2. Why not extending `Signals.EventEmitter` instead of `addSignalMethods` (line 113 notificationsMonitor.js)? https://gjs.guide/extensions/upgrading/gnome-shell-43.html#signals
Missed the shell version for #2 (not supported on 42).
1. What's the reason for giving the timeout to the owner (line 68 windowPreview.js)? It makes it hard to review. Sorry about that. It's just how I decided to remove the timeout when the owner is destroyed. It would make more sense to handle it from within the WindowPreviewMenuManager class
Approved! You can keep it like that but that should be consider anti pattern :p
App Icons Taskbar