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It's KDE panel+application title widget
Oh nice, thank you
Could you elaborate on this further? Is it just a generic KDE panel? How did you combine the two to get that effect?
Specifically how did you get the min Max close buttons from the active window titlebar to merge into the panel like that?
I known you can set no titlebar and frame for a window but how do you get the window buttons into the panel?
Yeah it's just plain KDE panel, for the buttons I use "application title bar" from KDE widget store that's all I used for the panel customization