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Just as the name suggests, this bar contains the various icons that navigate the system and allow you to see a variety of information ranging from the health of the device to personally installed widgets. Due to allowing the interface to be themed, we will just list the title of each option contained within the bar below so you can match them wherever they may reside in your layout.
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Up until recently, all operating system manufacturers had different interfaces based on the device in which the software was to be installed. The only company that has attempted to unify the interface was Microsoft with Windows 8. Whether it can successfully bridge that gap or not is left to be seen, but there is a very important advantage to users by accomplishing this goal. Having a single interface presents a much smaller learning curve for users, causing a more plesant experience when working with different electronics. As stated, Windows 8 is still too new to determine if it will do a good job at unifying the interface among various devices, but there are still some types where Windows is unable to even be considered. These are such electronics as routers, access points, printers, stereo receivers, and more. Enter XiniX. One of the original design goals of this new age operating system was to provide the user with a common interface among all devices, including those where Microsoft Windows falls short. Because the interface of the OS is web-based, it makes it easy to use locally as well as remotely! Although the interface interaction can differ among the various themes for the software, the overall aspects remain intact throughout. Below we will define and educate you on the three main parts of the interface.
