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Delete title in gnome

I have a window in Gnome whose title I would like to remove. It was easy in FVWM2: I just set the window style to enable NoTitle. There is no similar option in Gnome.

I recently learned how to use wmctrlEWMH-compatible windows to change window settings, but it also has no way to remove the title bar (which I see).

There must be some way to do this, however, since applications like Audacious might tell Gnome not to display window decorations.

Googling, I found several pages that discussed the problem of removing the title using wmctrl, but in each case the solution was just for the fullscreenwindow, so the title bar completely moved away from the screen. (This is not what I'm looking for!)

Thanks for any help.

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It occurred to me to try Googling for hide 'window decorations'instead titlebar, and I believe that I have found a few more options.

In particular, the section Window Decorationin CompizConfig Settings Managerlets you specify sets the display rules, which include title.

I still think it’s not possible to make this modification using regular vanilla Gnome (and I haven’t looked at it yet wmctrl), but since the only reason I use Gnome in the first place is the simple Compiz integration, this solution works for me .

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