DeskBand with WPF [closed] - wpf

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It's been a few years after the last question here about DeskBands. So...
I've found this DeskBand called My Dell, all the current bloatware software from Dell is probably made with WPF.
Here is the DeskBand:
Is it possible to use WPF to make that? or even just xaml?
The only example I got it is from 2002 and uses WinForms.
Why the CLOSE votes??? It's a simple and valid question!!!

Is it possible to use WPF to make that?
Yes.

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