Why do I have a tiny Terminal logo blocking the minimize button in Terminal windows? [duplicate]
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Remove app icon from title bar in GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04
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Terminal icon in window titlebar is stretched out over window control buttons
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Just as the title says, I have a mini icon when I open Terminal:
I would like to hide it if at all possible.
18.04 icons gnome-terminal titlebar window-buttons
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Remove app icon from title bar in GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04
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Terminal icon in window titlebar is stretched out over window control buttons
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Just as the title says, I have a mini icon when I open Terminal:
I would like to hide it if at all possible.
18.04 icons gnome-terminal titlebar window-buttons
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Kulfy, Zanna, karel, N0rbert yesterday
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
To literally answer your question of "why": Because Ubuntu accidentally broke it with a custom patch that they applied last minute, during freeze period, thus not receiving proper testing; and unforturtunately don't care enough to fix it. For a practically more useful answer, see the other linked questions.
– egmont
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This question already has an answer here:
Remove app icon from title bar in GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04
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Terminal icon in window titlebar is stretched out over window control buttons
3 answers
Just as the title says, I have a mini icon when I open Terminal:
I would like to hide it if at all possible.
18.04 icons gnome-terminal titlebar window-buttons
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Remove app icon from title bar in GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04
1 answer
Terminal icon in window titlebar is stretched out over window control buttons
3 answers
Just as the title says, I have a mini icon when I open Terminal:
I would like to hide it if at all possible.
This question already has an answer here:
Remove app icon from title bar in GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04
1 answer
Terminal icon in window titlebar is stretched out over window control buttons
3 answers
18.04 icons gnome-terminal titlebar window-buttons
18.04 icons gnome-terminal titlebar window-buttons
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Kulfy, Zanna, karel, N0rbert yesterday
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, Kulfy, Zanna, karel, N0rbert yesterday
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
To literally answer your question of "why": Because Ubuntu accidentally broke it with a custom patch that they applied last minute, during freeze period, thus not receiving proper testing; and unforturtunately don't care enough to fix it. For a practically more useful answer, see the other linked questions.
– egmont
yesterday
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To literally answer your question of "why": Because Ubuntu accidentally broke it with a custom patch that they applied last minute, during freeze period, thus not receiving proper testing; and unforturtunately don't care enough to fix it. For a practically more useful answer, see the other linked questions.
– egmont
yesterday
To literally answer your question of "why": Because Ubuntu accidentally broke it with a custom patch that they applied last minute, during freeze period, thus not receiving proper testing; and unforturtunately don't care enough to fix it. For a practically more useful answer, see the other linked questions.
– egmont
yesterday
To literally answer your question of "why": Because Ubuntu accidentally broke it with a custom patch that they applied last minute, during freeze period, thus not receiving proper testing; and unforturtunately don't care enough to fix it. For a practically more useful answer, see the other linked questions.
– egmont
yesterday
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To literally answer your question of "why": Because Ubuntu accidentally broke it with a custom patch that they applied last minute, during freeze period, thus not receiving proper testing; and unforturtunately don't care enough to fix it. For a practically more useful answer, see the other linked questions.
– egmont
yesterday