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Mélodie 19.1 1 == Problem ==
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Mélodie 19.1 4 OnlyOffice Desktop Editors draws its own title bar, which prevents the window manager from displaying its usual context menu (sending to another desktop, keeping on top, shading...).
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Mélodie 19.1 8 [[Context menus in the Title Bar>>image:Title-bar-context-menus.png||alt="Context menus in the Title Bar"]]
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Mélodie 1.1 10 == Solution ==
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Mélodie 19.1 12 Modify the application's .desktop file to add the ~-~-system-title-bar parameter.
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Mélodie 19.1 15 === Procedure ===
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Mélodie 19.1 17 Copy the system .desktop file (from {{code language="none"}}/usr/share/applications{{/code}}) to your home directory under {{code language="none"}}/home/<your username>/.local/share/applications{{/code}}
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Mélodie 19.1 19 Open the copied file with a text editor such as gedit, geany, or mousepad, modify the //Exec=// line, and save.
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Mélodie 19.1 21 {{{Exec=/usr/bin/onlyoffice-desktopeditors --system-title-bar %U}}}
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Mélodie 19.1 23 The change will take effect the next time OnlyOffice is launched.
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Mélodie 19.1 26 **Note** This local file takes precedence over the system file without modifying it, and survives OnlyOffice updates.

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