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GNOME extension hides top bar for distraction-free desktop

Original: I got a # Gnome extension that hides the top bar until/unless I reveal the dashboard, and I *love* it. When I'm looking

A Linux user is praising a GNOME shell extension that hides the desktop's top bar until the dashboard is revealed, leaving only the active app visible. They say they love the decluttered setup, calling it worth the trade-off of losing quick access to a few features. Other desktop Linux users often debate tweaks like this, balancing minimalism against convenience.

Why now: Desktop Linux users enjoy discussing customization tweaks that reduce distractions.

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• I got a # Gnome extension that hides the top bar until/unless I reveal the dashboard, and I *love* it. When I'm looking at an app, that's the only thing I'm looking at. There are a couple of little things I'd rather were more available, but it's worth the trade. My desktop is… · OrionKidder@mas.to · 3

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