How can I disable CSD (client side decorations)?
Klaus Zeitler
info at klauszeitler.de
Thu Jun 16 00:17:03 CEST 2016
What a quick answer :-). Though, the way you describe it and considering
your warnings about side effects, I think it's better, if I leave it
alone.
>>>>> "Steve" == Steve Dodier-Lazaro <sidi at xfce.org> writes:
Steve>
Steve> More seriously now. I think someone has a LD_PRELOAD
Steve> library lying somewhere on the Internet that forces GTK+3
Steve> to not draw a header bar and to use a normal decoration
Steve> instead. But I have no idea where it is and how stable it
Steve> is.
I think you talk about gtk3-nocsd: https://github.com/PCMan/gtk3-nocsd
I wonder, if the GTK developers plan on adding something, that will
allow the user to turn on/off CSD. If not, then maybe the simplest
solution is just to replace eog, evince etc. with similar applications.
Thanks
Klaus
--
-------------------------------
| Klaus Zeitler |
| Email: info at klauszeitler.de |
-------------------------------
---
Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. -- Salvor Hardin
More information about the Xfce
mailing list