not get me wrong. Although I sound like a viejillo who refuses to embrace change, I like the previous interface Ubuntu and mainly in relation to the window buttons in the top right. If you feel like, you may be interested to know that this can be restored. To do this you can find the application gconf-editor or run this command on the console.
application will open where you can edit all settings. In the tree on the left, locate the path / apps / metacity / general / button_layout . Once there, I changed the value of this setting:
menu: minimize, maximize, spacer, close
If you want to see as it was before, remove the value of ' spacer '. This is a place which I set to reduce the possibility of accidentally closing the window instead of maximizing.
This value in the configuration allows you to accommodate the values \u200b\u200bof the buttons as you like, just follow these syntax rules:
- the names of the buttons are separated by a comma (,)
- the colon (:) separate buttons that are on the right and left corner
- not worth repeating button names
- an unrecognized name is ignored (for compatibility with older versions)
I hope this is helpful.
"Every last time was before" Les Miserables
