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The Zeno dashboard (index.html) is the central hub of the Eclipse Suite. It opens with a boot sequence, then presents a clean launcher surface: a live clock, a personalized greeting, and a grid of app icons that give you one-click access to every part of Zeno. Every preference you set — from your name to your wallpaper — persists in localStorage and is restored automatically on the next visit.

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Clock and date

The header displays a large live clock alongside the current date. Both update every second. The clock respects a 12-hour or 24-hour preference stored in localStorage under zeno-clock-format. Next to the clock is a small swap button (⇅). Clicking it toggles whether the date appears above or below the time. The layout preference is saved to zeno-clock-date-first so it survives page reloads.
In desktop mode, the clock moves to the system tray on the right side of the taskbar. The main header is hidden.

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Personalized greeting

On first launch, Zeno prompts you to enter a display name. The name is saved to localStorage under zeno-username. The greeting then reads HELLO, [NAME] in large Orbitron type at the top-left of the dashboard. You can change your name at any time in Settings → Personalization → Display Name.

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App grid

The dashboard shows a responsive grid of app icons. Each button links to a major section of Zeno.
Opens the game library at games.html. Browse, upload, import, and launch games stored in your browser’s IndexedDB.
Launches the built-in Recursion browser overlay. Lets you browse the web inside Zeno without leaving the page.
Opens the Zeno console at console.html. A simulated terminal environment built into the suite.
Takes you to movies.html for the streaming and media section, powered by the TMDB API and VidCore streaming engine.
Opens settings.html — the global configuration panel for personalization, interface, and cloaking options.
Opens the tab-cloaking modal. The app button shows a small yellow dot when cloaking is active. See Tab cloaking for full details.
Opens ai.html, the Zeno AI assistant powered by Groq Cloud LLM inference.

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Reordering app icons

Hold Alt while dragging any icon to enter reorder mode. The grid switches to grab mode — icons gain a dashed outline indicating they are draggable. Drop an icon before or after another to reposition it. The new order is saved to localStorage under zeno-app-order and restored automatically on every visit.
Releasing Alt or switching to another window exits reorder mode immediately. The order up to that point is preserved.

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Desktop mode

Desktop mode transforms the dashboard into a full operating-system-style layout. Enable it in Settings → Interface → Desktop Mode. The preference is saved to zeno-desktop-mode. In desktop mode:
  • The top header (clock and greeting) is hidden; these move into the taskbar.
  • App icons spread across the full viewport instead of centering in a card.
  • A taskbar appears at the bottom of the screen.
  • Draggable, resizable windows replace full-page navigation.
  • A widget panel appears in the top-right corner.

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Taskbar

The taskbar runs along the bottom edge of the screen and contains three zones:
ZoneContents
LeftStart button (ghost icon) that opens the Start Menu
CenterQuick-launch icons for Stream, Files, and AI
Right (tray)Live clock and date, plus action shortcuts

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Windows

In desktop mode, clicking an app opens it in a floating window rather than navigating away. Each window has:
  • A draggable title bar — click and drag anywhere on the bar to reposition the window.
  • Minimize, maximize, and close controls in the top-right corner.
  • A resize handle in the bottom-right corner.
  • A transparent overlay that prevents the embedded iframe from stealing pointer events while dragging.
Maximized windows fill the full viewport height above the taskbar and remove the rounded corners.

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Start menu

The start button opens a 420 × 560 px panel above the taskbar. The start menu includes:
  • A search box at the top for filtering pinned apps.
  • A Pinned section with a 4-column icon grid.
  • A Recent section listing recently accessed items with timestamps.
  • A footer showing your username and avatar.

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Widget system

A column of widgets appears in the top-right corner of the desktop. By default this includes:
  • Clock widget — large time display with date.
  • System stats widget — animated progress bars for simulated CPU, memory, and network usage.
Widgets are draggable: hover over a widget to reveal the drag handle and a close button. A resize grip in the bottom-right corner lets you adjust widget size. Additional widgets can be added from the widget store (accessible from the taskbar tray area).

Tab cloaking

Disguise your Zeno tab with a fake title and favicon.

Customize your dashboard

Change accent colors, wallpapers, and layout preferences.

Games overview

Upload, import, and launch games from the library.

Terminal

Use the built-in console environment.

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