Talika: applet for the gnome panel that reduces your open windows to icons

Alejandro (a.k.a KZKG^Gaara)

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 Talika is an applet for the gnome panel that allows you to see the windows you have open through little icons, avoiding the use of the now classic large rectangles where the window title is included, etc.

This applet is super useful for those who have a notebook, a netbook or any small enough monitor. Let's not forget that Ubuntu is characterized by including a large number of icons, menus and others in the gnome panel, which reduces the spaces even more.

Talika supports similar window grouping, middle mouse clicks, and the latest version includes some cool features:

  • Support to hook to the gnome panel
  • Windows preview
  • Ability to use monochrome icons
  • Many bugs fixed

You can download Talika 0.48 from HERE.


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  1.   Lord oracle said
    ago 11 years

    excellent old blog. I already read you in reader. Greetings.

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