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use the app menu bar for Linux instead of the default chrome #139
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How does this interact with themes with custom title bar layouts? |
Without examples it's hard to say specifically, but we disable the frame so this becomes more of a "chromeless" window, and makes it more consistent with how the app works on Windows. |
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…hiftkey#139)" This reverts commit e3f32b5.
…hiftkey#139)" This reverts commit e3f32b5.
I don't see the menuWhy was this reverted? Please at least make it an option... |
@Heath123 please open a fresh issue and share some details about your setup (the version installed, what you expect to see, what is actually visible, screenshots, etc) |
Yes, based on the feedback from #149 |
Overview
Closes #114
Description
Currently when you run the app on Linux it uses the default chrome of the shell to render the menu and the minimize/maximize/close buttons:
This PR updates the Linux build to use the custom app menu we use on Windows, which should help with making the app feel more polished:
Release notes
Notes:
[Improved] use styled app menu rather than native chrome on Linux