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Problem


I have one Ubuntu 20.04 Desktop(Gnome) and I want it to be fully black and ideal. As reference, I have taken one Ubuntu20 Server and Installed openbox on it.


I hided the title bar of all the applications in OpenBox by editing the configurations in /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml and added


<application class="*">

      <decor>no</decor>

      <maximized>false</maximized>

    </application>



</applications>

So that it will hide the title-bar of all the applications. Also, I am able to achieve my demand. Image shown below as example.
openbox


I want to perform the same on Gnome Desktop as well, but I don't know which config file to be edited for the same.
Currently, my Gnome Looks like this
gnome


Any help for the following is appreciated
Thank you.


NOTE: I don't want to use only terminal, but will be using other applications like Firefox, chrome, VLC, etc. without title-bar


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The Gnome Shell extension Unite by default will hide a legacy title bar for maximized applications. However, it can be configured to hide the title bar for all windows.


Note that this will not remove title header bars of GTK3/GTK4 applications that use Client Side decorations instead of legacy title bars, because the latter are drawn by the application rather than by the window manager.


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