Comment by tecoholic
4 days ago
I so want to agree. I have been a Linux user for almost 2 decades now and I still can’t close apps by throwing my mouse on the right top corner and clicking. It works on “KDE apps” and but not on Firefox so I am guessing GTK apps.
The idea that I need to have window decorations and the “GTK window decorations” configured separately is just …
Anyway, the point is it’s never going to be consumer friendly. Office systems managed by IT teams can switch to Linux no problem. People just complain about “weird work computer setup” and move on. But personal laptops aren’t going to be an attractive proposition.
> The idea that I need to have window decorations and the “GTK window decorations” configured separately is just …
Yah, well, I'm on Plasma/KDE and that idea enables me to close apps by throwing my mouse on the right top corner and clicking on that [X] there.
After having disabled the titlebar in FF itself once in "Customize Toolbar". It's the leftmost box on the underside, just uncheck it.
Not even in the settings Plasma/KDE has for that, too. There only "maximize" is activated.