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Is there a way to use the system border and titlebar on the Linux version of MS Teams?
Building, integrating, or customizing apps and workflows within Microsoft Teams using developer tools and APIs
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Hi RD08,
It seems it is not possible. As I know, MS Teams comes with the default app layout.
Let me see if I find more on this.
Regards
Nik
On Linux, Teams uses Client Side Decorations that allows the integration of the close, minimize and maximize buttons into the application instead of the window manager of the desktop environment. I would like to give that control back to the window manager.
Here is an example of an application using CSDand the same application with that turned off (using system titlebars).
Hi RD08,
Thanks for your post on the community forum. I'm Nik, an independent advisor here to assist you with this.
Could you please share with me the screenshot to understand what are you referring to when you see “System border” and “Titlebar”?
This will help me to look at the specific information available in Teams for Linux.
If this question is regarding changing the Teams app layout, then I’m afraid it is something that is not possible. At this point, the Teams app comes with a default layout with no option to change it.
Regards
Nik