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Cinnamon Remove Title Bar [use KDE]

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Cinnamon Remove Title Bar [use KDE]

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  • HarvesterOfEyes ( HarvesterOfEyes@piefed.social ) 
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    7 months ago

    If you mean the window name, search for Extensions on the Linx Mint menu and download Cinnamon Maximus.

  • SavvyWolf ( savvywolf@pawb.social ) 
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    What do you mean by the “Title Bar”? The thing at the top that says the window name? Not sure if there’s a way to remove that, sadly.

  • clubb ( clubb@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) 
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    You know what might work?

    You could try using Xfwm4 with Cinnamon, and getting a theme that does not contain a title bar.

    Example: Border Only XFWM4 theme

    This theme displays nothing but a 2px border.

    There’s very likely a simpler method that doesn’t require changing the window manager, but it certainly is an option.

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