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eriefisher

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From: ON, Canada

Registered: 2008-10-25

Posts: 947

Gnome/GTK3 Title/Menu Bars

Is there some way, even if it's on app by app base to force Gnome apps to use traditional title bars? I just hate these things and every app that uses them is different. They all seem to follow a theme but each of them seem to implement it differently.

Example(Evince)

Traditional

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ToZ

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Registered: 2011-06-02

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Re: Gnome/GTK3 Title/Menu Bars

I believe gtk3-nocsd can be used to accomplish this for the time being.

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eriefisher

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Re: Gnome/GTK3 Title/Menu Bars

Thanks ToZ. I guess it's a partial solution. It pulls the title out but the rest remains.

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ToZ

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Re: Gnome/GTK3 Title/Menu Bars

Yeah. I adds a titlebar but keeps the rest as a "toolbar". Interesting that you get the filename displayed twice though. For me, its only displayed on the titlebar:

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eriefisher

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From: ON, Canada

Registered: 2008-10-25

Posts: 947

Re: Gnome/GTK3 Title/Menu Bars

Yes, I didn't realize that at first. I don't know what's happening there. I hate these things. I try to find alternative apps if possible. Not always the case though.

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But it's all right, when you're all in pain and you feel the rain come down
It's alright, when you find your way, then you see it disappear
It's alright....
Chris Cornell