A single floating taskbar with rounded corners, big icons and grouped apps, for GNOME. Your app launcher, open windows, tray and clock sit in one bar at the bottom of the screen, and everything is adjustable in its settings. Water Panel is built in: the bar becomes a liquid audio visualizer that moves with whatever is playing and takes its colours from your wallpaper, and while Spotify plays the Fetelabs wordmark (a word of your own, JOLA by default, the live test tube and FETELABS) splashes through the water, its glossy paint drips filling with the music and falling into the waves, and every kick of the bass makes it throb, bounce and fling paint across the bar. Turn it off or tune it on the Water tab of the settings. It needs python3 with NumPy and parec (sudo apt install python3-numpy pulseaudio-utils); without them the bar still works, just without the water. A media player is built in too: back, play and next at the start of the bar, and a click away a mini player with the cover art, the controls floating on a tank of water that moves with the music in the cover's colours, while the bar's controls turn into a paint splash that plays to the vocals. Choose which media apps it follows in the Player tab; it can start your music at login (Spotify Liked Songs on shuffle) without the app's window getting in the way. The Show Desktop button is a live Dragon Ball whose liquid sloshes with the music (or any icon you like). A fork of Zorin Taskbar (v70), itself based on Dash to Panel, with the Fetelabs setup built in as the defaults. Turn off Dash to Panel, Dash to Dock or Zorin Taskbar before enabling it. By Fetelabs: fetelabs.ai · X @mostlyjola · Instagram @fetelabs Tips: USDC on Solana ONLY to Dox9t9toz7BwwHJaqqsTpt9J74DWkXidP921FJQgWGE5 (SOL, other tokens or other networks will be lost).

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