Just as the title says, I have a mini icon when I open Terminal:    I would like to hide it if at all possible.
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I'm trying to hide the app icon from the title bar in GNOME in Ubuntu 18.04. I know there is  asking the same thing but it's from 2011 and I can't find what it requires to find in the shell css. I'm also using the Arc-Dark custom theme.   Here are two examples of what I want to remove:      To be clear, I don't want to resize it to fit, I want to straight away remove it completely.
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Is it possible to remove "Show Desktop" from the Alt+Tab application switcher?
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What is this icon   in OS X menu bar and how do you remove it?
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Although there are several posts on the Internet on the subject, I did not find a solution yet: my goal is to find a command that adds an icon (.desktop file) to the Unity launcher and shows it immediately. when I open dconf-editor (desktop > unity > launcher) and I add an item to the favorites list, it shows at once in the launcher, so my idea is that it must be possible to do the same thing by command. The solutions I found so far on the Internet do not do the job.    I need to do it by command, to use in a quicklist editor I am working on.  You would make someone unbelievably happy if you could help out
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How can I create a keyboard shortcut so that when I press F12 in nautilus (or desktop), I get a terminal in the current directory?
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In Unity, are there any pre-defined shortcuts, e.g. to open the dash or unhide the launcher?
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This is the situation:     Working on (the next version of) a Unity Quick List editor, I would like to add a reliable way of "restarting" launcher icons. To do so, I need to remove the icon (editing gsettings) and replace it on the same position. So far no problem. However, if the application in question is running, user will possibly lose data, as the application will quit when it's icon is removed from the launcher. What I need is a reliable way to find an application's process name, to let the editor check in the list of running processes if the application is running, and send a warning message to the user that the icon can not be restarted if the application is running.  What I did so far is make the editor look into the desktop file, to read the command, also read the command, stripped from the directory section, and furthermore look into possible remote scripts the desktop file command might refer to, looking for strings starting with "./"  Although the method seems to work well with all applications I tested it on, I have the feeling there must be an easier way to cover the problem in an "all in one" way...  Is there?  Also suggestions to catch more exceptional situations are welcome!
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I'd like to have a terminal like the one in Ubuntu where the background is transparent but title bar and text is still solid. I have tried Console, but setting the alpha value makes the entire window transparent, which makes the text hard to see.  Is that possible?
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This question is basically the same question as , but the guy there didn't get any answer.   So I am also posting it as I couldn't find any answer anywhere.    As you can see there is a very annoying icon of viber on the top left, that is on top of the exit symbol "x" of the other applications. Is it possible to remove that thing completely, or to move it at the place where the skype or the dropbox is?  I have Ubuntu 14.04 Desktop edition installed.
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Is there an  (terminal application for Mac OS) equivalent for Ubuntu?  Amongst the many features it adds the one I'm after is the "hotkey window", where you can overlay/hide a translucent terminal window at the touch of a button on the keyboard.
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Is there any possibility to autohide the Panel in GNOME session?  In picture below I selected the area what I mean.
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￼How do I get rid of this icon?  I'm not even sure what it's for. It's possible that it's for remote CD Drive, but I don't remember how I got it up there in the first place.  Details:   iMac 27 inch late 2012 OS X Mavericks
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On the lock screen in the top right corner of my Mac, there is a strange icon that disappears when I enter my password and log in. It would be great if somebody could tell me what that icon is, because it is making me start to worry. It is the icon in the left of this screenshot - like a pair of binoculars.
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I have upgraded from Ubuntu 18.04 to 20.04LTS.  So far, everything is running well except my desktop icons sometimes exhibit a massive arrow (this is the case of the *.desktop files:  Is there a way to resize and or hide these arrows?  I did not see any possibility in gnome-tweaks. To make it clear: in the above icons, Corbeille (created by the system) is what I would like to see.  Veramtex and Pycharm both are .desktop files with the corresponding icons.  Only there appears a large arrow on both.  Could I get rid of those? Here is the content of Pycharm.desktop [Desktop Entry] Type=Application Terminal=true Name=Pycharm Icon=/..../pycharm-community-2020.2/bin/pycharm.png Exec=/..../pycharm-community-2020.2/bin/pycharm.sh Name[fr_BE]=Pycharm  And this is icon pycharm.png (without the arrow)
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I use the command line a lot and I would like a widget (possibly integrating itself into the desktop) to provide access to a terminal.  Like this:
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I'm trying to make my discord bot console (running in terminal) minimize itself, but I do not know a command for minimizing. I tried looking around but I found nothing.
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It's all in the title.  Eg. if I have a gnome-terminal opened and I click on the gnome-terminal launcher icon, the running terminal will focus and no new instance will pop-up. Also, there is no item in the launcher icon's quicklist that would allow me to start a second instance of the program.