What is the little circle?

[D-Termind]

The one at the top right of some windows?

I have tried playing with it but it doesn't seem to do anything.



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[ColdPack]

I really don't know what you mean.
Can you explain it better?

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[D-Termind]

Originally posted by ColdPack:
I really don't know what you mean.
Can you explain it better?


Yes, the one right next to the minimize icon...



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[ColdPack]

It could be the sticky button? The one that makes it show up on every virtual desktop on your machine?
I thought that was on the left side, though. Sometimes, depending on the theme, those buttons change potitions/functions.
Let's see... the X is to close, the boxy one is to flip between "full screen" window and normal window size and the other is to minimize or "iconify" the window.
That's all I can think of at the moment.
Sorry, D.

[Shad]

Yeah, if it didn't seem to do anything, then it was probably the sticky button. The only other button I remember seeing in Window Managers/Themes was the context menu. It basically let you left click on it and get the same menu as a right or middle click would on the title bar. Not terribly useful and you don't see it in many themes.

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[D-Termind]

Originally posted by ColdPack:
It could be the sticky button? The one that makes it show up on every virtual desktop on your machine?
I thought that was on the left side, though. Sometimes, depending on the theme, those buttons change potitions/functions.
Let's see... the X is to close, the boxy one is to flip between "full screen" window and normal window size and the other is to minimize or "iconify" the window.
That's all I can think of at the moment.
Sorry, D.

Thanks all...that answers my question.

It is the sticky button. I've been wondering what that bugger was for weeks now. http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif




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[chadm1967]

I was wondering, too......Thanks!

[pack3t5t0rm]

If you're using KDE, you can put any of the buttons on either side.

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