Then, ive added a new root user acc, and it still didnt fixed it.
but most of times its not, and currently its still occurring in my kali. sometimes when i keep changing to the non-root user and back to root, it fixed. Kali UI went weird, missing close/minimize/maximize, shown only 1 workplace(only 1 workplace tab in the panel) but in settings its 2, missing wallpaper, missing desktop icon, right click disabled in certain windows, its like 90% depends on keyboard shortcuts. when i change back to root(default) user acc, it started to happen. it started when im switching to my non root user acc. But I don’t blame you if you just want to add the dang minimize button.Im using latest version of kali, installed Jan 2020, im using as my second os beside windows (dual boots). I’ve gotten used to the default Pop!_OS settings though anyone could if they choose to stick it out. I’m not sure if it’s revolutionary or just really weird. I have to admit I’ve never come across the minimize button getting 86’d though. People that have always worked within a single workspace minimize everything, and if that describes you it makes sense that you’d prefer a minimize button (I guess that’s obvious). Some people like workspaces because you can have one for every type of activity to keep them separate. This is a bit like minimizing as it gets rid of what you had on the screen without closing it. You can get really fast at switching apps after you get used to it. Then you simply click which workspace you want (or a new one). Clicking “Activities” in the top-left corner or pressing the windows button brings up app shortcuts on the left and workspaces on the right side of the screen. As far as I can tell Pop!_OS users are supposed to utilize the ancient Linux “workspaces” feature.
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