Von: Ryan Rampersad
I read the link above. The bug is that the controls for closing, maximizing and minimizing are on the right side instead of the left side instead of their normal right side position. I agree. That is a...
View ArticleVon: Nicolas Briche
The Minimize and Maximize buttons are also inverted, which makes for fun moments when maximizing: first you try the right side, where, of course, there’s nothing. Then you try the left side, and your...
View ArticleVon: Té
You can, as you could since long ago, open up a gconf-editor of your choice and change this setting under /apps/metacity/general/button_layout
View ArticleVon: Eevee
You don’t like the *default* theme in one distro, so it’s a good idea to override everyone’s theme on any distro? :/ What if *I* like the default theme, or change it to a theme I prefer? This risks a...
View ArticleVon: Robert Kaiser
I always had a hunch that ubuntu sucked. Over the time, I even found a few arguments supporting this – but that one is a major new addition in that collection! That said, if anyone wanted such design,...
View ArticleVon: Adam Guthrie
Kaiser, It seems ridiculous to write off an entire OS just because of one bad call made on the UI. Anyway, as others have pointed out, this is slightly different from the OS X titlebar. On OS X, the...
View ArticleVon: Matthew Holloway
@Adam Guthrie… Ubuntu is supposed to be the user-friendly Linux. This is about a fairly fundamental point of how people use the GUI and the windows within it. If there are better options I’m going to...
View ArticleVon: Karellen
+1 to what eevee said. I don’t use Ubuntu. I have my window manager set to display window decorations in a theme I find pleasing and easy to use. *Every* *single* *one* of my apps, no matter what...
View ArticleVon: ant
Since Firefox is going to copy Chrome, they’d better do it properly. There needs to be an option to turn this off easily accessible, and mouse actions on the fake window bar had better work the same as...
View ArticleVon: Javier
There is a Firefox addon that dumps the Native titlebar and implements an optional custom one, along with window frame (borders) and custom win-control buttons. (there are screenshots, even one showing...
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