- Supposedly, this was done as a passive-aggressive motivation to get someone to create the Linux close/min/max/restore buttons. While others are calling it a feature.
The good news is that in the newest Linux Chromium build 3.0.198.0 (22605), the passive-aggressive feature has been fixed. The X has returned and Linux users finally have proper close/min/max/restore buttons. I personally think the head should be stay and be used as the incognito mode icon.
As a side note, [chromium-bug] 18385 has one of the funniest reports I've come across.
What steps will reproduce the problem?If you'd like to try Chromium use this install guide.
Look at what the X button is supposed to be
What is the expected result?
an X button
What happens instead?
Some guys head
Use This guide to enable flash.
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I'm using the Chrome development build, instead of chromium so I didn't notice the head. But I did notice that there is a "use system title bar and borders" option. This uses the proper Linux widgets, but puts them on an extra title bar below the "normal" title bar in the panel.
I filed a bug because I feel that there shouldn't be two title bars. I think for Netbook Remix, this option should make the tabs go up into the panel. That way you could disable it if you don't like it.
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