You, for using Unity in 2015.

You, for using Unity in 2015.

>>52157778
Probably Xerox.

You, for using Unity in 2015.

>>52157807
>>52157817
>>52157822
LE CURRENT YEAR

>>52157807
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It's just a reversed window button order, on the other side of the bar to complement that. You can do this is any WM really.

oh right, shitposting.

>>52157778
>using graphical elements to control your windows

pft, winfags

>>52157889
What else would you use?

>>52158027
Muh tiling wm

>>52157834
>LE
>LE
>LE

Gtfo ebin

>>52157778
it looks good tho

>>52158027
>>52158040
Even in stacking window managers you can use alt+click+drag to move, Alt+F4 to close, etc. I often use Alt+F4 in combination with Alt+tab or hover-to-focus when closing several windows.

Tiling window managers are for hipsters.

>>52157889
The real question is why anyone would use a Window manager that does not make it trivially simple to change the window buttons.

>>52158058
It looks like shit.

>>52158081
>It looks like shit.
It really doesn't but whatever You're entitled to your opinion.

>>52158027
keystrokes?

>>52158081
and changing button location in unity isn't trivially simple?

>>52158168
I've got no idea since I've probably spent all of ten minutes using it, and none of those in the last couple of years. That's not the point, though. The point is that if you've got a problem with your window buttons it's your own damn fault, because you should either change them, or, if you can't, use different software.