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Guest
Lately, I have become a bit obsessed with maximizing screen estate - I
want as much content as possible with as little visual "bling" as
possible (I maximize the window of every application I am using).
Several applications - such as Opera - allow removing the menu,
toolbars, taskbars etc. from the screen, but one thing usually remains:
the standard Window(s) title bar.
On a 1280x1024 display, that leaves quite a lot of blue (or silver)
nothing on top with just the Minimize/Restore/Close widgets in the
right corner.
Using Display Properties, I have squeezed the title bar down to 11
pixels, but I wonder if there is a way to switch it off completely - if
possible, using a keyboard shortcut so you can get it back should I
really need to move a menu.
(I know that several applications provide some kind of full-screen
mode, but a system-wide solution would be appreciated)
And if you think that saving 2% of screen space is ridiculous, you are
probably right. Call it the final stage of UI minimalism.
TIA.
want as much content as possible with as little visual "bling" as
possible (I maximize the window of every application I am using).
Several applications - such as Opera - allow removing the menu,
toolbars, taskbars etc. from the screen, but one thing usually remains:
the standard Window(s) title bar.
On a 1280x1024 display, that leaves quite a lot of blue (or silver)
nothing on top with just the Minimize/Restore/Close widgets in the
right corner.
Using Display Properties, I have squeezed the title bar down to 11
pixels, but I wonder if there is a way to switch it off completely - if
possible, using a keyboard shortcut so you can get it back should I
really need to move a menu.
(I know that several applications provide some kind of full-screen
mode, but a system-wide solution would be appreciated)
And if you think that saving 2% of screen space is ridiculous, you are
probably right. Call it the final stage of UI minimalism.
TIA.