This has annoyed <Ciro Santilli> for many years, it is just too wasteful of screen space on <laptops>!

Or likely more generally, on <GNOME desktop>, which is the default <desktop environment> as of <Ubuntu 22.10>.

Issues:
* https://askubuntu.com/questions/1029881/how-to-hide-top-bar-in-ubuntu-18-04
* https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71204126/how-to-remove-the-title-bar-of-gnome-applications
* https://superuser.com/questions/1764903/am-i-able-to-hide-the-gnome-title-bar-for-applications


Hide top bar on Ubuntu

If we didn't have <GUIs>, <terminal multiplexers> would be our <desktop environments>. E.g. they handle stuff like:
* window switching
* copy pasting across windows
* screen locking
* clock on the status bar (same one that holds tabs)
It is a thing of beauty.


Terminal multiplexers are CLI desktop environments

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<tmux> for newbs: <terminal multiplexers are CLI desktop environments>{full}.


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