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From a random Pycharm doc

Windows in their setup appear like so

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Mine look like this:

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I miss my minimize button.

How do I get a windowing theme that most resembles Windows?

I want minimize, seeing the path I am currently in, ability to navigate back (with mouse or backspace), creating shortcuts [THAT WORK from the file's directory], and so on.

I am currently using nautilus and gnome (default in 20.04)

Archisman Panigrahi
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    @WilliamMartens What menu? What am I looking for? – Gulzar Oct 11 '20 at 15:45
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    Hi @Gulzar have you tried any of the shortcuts detailed here https://askubuntu.com/questions/123223/what-is-the-keyboard-shortcut-to-minimise-a-window-to-launcher-in-unity The windows (super key) + H works for me. – SwallowTail Oct 11 '20 at 16:55
  • @SwallowTail No, because I don't want a shortcut key, I want a mouse-clickable-icon – Gulzar Oct 11 '20 at 17:16

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The buttons you are looking for (minimize,maximize) are options in 'Gnome Tweaks'. you can download gnome tweaks through synaptic package manager, I think software center as well. After its installed you will find it in the utilities grouping box in your applications menu. labeled as tweaks.

Win look a like themes most likely at gnomelooks.org. headings to look through - gtk themes gtk3 gtk2 and path if your asking what I think your asking, control+L, turns address buttons into address bar.

This is an excellent resource for learning to tweak Ubuntu.

Another thing to note is, I think your on the pure gnome desktop, - on your login screen there should be a branding circle, bottom right corner, - if I'm right click the logo and click Ubuntu desktop, it has minimize button.

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