[SOLVED] Fedora 16, Gnome 3.2.1, gconfig-editor, gnome tweak wont add buttons to windows
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Fedora 16, Gnome 3.2.1, gconfig-editor, gnome tweak wont add buttons to windows
Fedora 16, Gnome 3.2.1,
gconfig-editor desktop.gnome.shell.windows.button_layout :minimize,maximize,close
gnome-tweak-tool shell arrangement of buttons on titlebar All
Minimize, Maximize, Close buttons are not displayed on windows.
Did you try to edit the conf manualy before using the tools?
If so, check your syntax, it often happens that people forget a semicolon or space here and there.
Nope, because I'm not familiar with it. I had to do that once before with F15, but I had to find out how to edit it on the Web. However, some magic happened because it started working. It started working when I set the parameters throught the Configuration Editor in Apps.
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