Monitors are bigger than ever today. I promise, people can spare 10 pixels of vertical space so that they can see the name of the application being run (and the name of documents open in said application), and have a very easy area to click on to move the window around with.
All gnome3 apps on my current xfce desktop have these huge non-titlebar titlebars with massive amounts of whitespace and big buttons that may or may not be menus, all the while trying to optimize for bogus density; to wit:
However, it also features a new (round) style for GtkSwitches, which makes them take up less space. Sweet!
All gnome3 apps on my current xfce desktop have these huge non-titlebar titlebars with massive amounts of whitespace and big buttons that may or may not be menus, all the while trying to optimize for bogus density; to wit:
However, it also features a new (round) style for GtkSwitches, which makes them take up less space. Sweet!