I've just upgraded to 20.2 and the Open/Save dialog box has changed. The Open button is at the top:
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Open File Box How To Change It Back
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Open File Box How To Change It Back
OS: Linux Mint XFCE 20.2
I've just upgraded to 20.2 and the Open/Save dialog box has changed. The Open button is at the top:
NEW: And what I'd love is if the buttons were back down at the bottom, the way they are here: Is that possible? Thank you for your help.
I've just upgraded to 20.2 and the Open/Save dialog box has changed. The Open button is at the top:
NEW: And what I'd love is if the buttons were back down at the bottom, the way they are here: Is that possible? Thank you for your help.
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michael-hi
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Re: Open File Box How To Change It Back
Yes, it is possible 
In the main menu go to Settings Editor (not Settings Manager) and on the left-hand side click xsettings. Then on the right-hand side untick the option DialogsUseHeader which will change the value from True to False and thereby restore the old arrangement.
In the main menu go to Settings Editor (not Settings Manager) and on the left-hand side click xsettings. Then on the right-hand side untick the option DialogsUseHeader which will change the value from True to False and thereby restore the old arrangement.
Re: Open File Box How To Change It Back
It worked! Thanks so much, I appreciate your help.
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vansloneker
Re: Open File Box How To Change It Back
I upgraded this system for one or two months and my mouse still goes down to where the buttons used to be ever since I began using Linux Mint. Why they had to change it?
Thanks @begtognen for bringing this up, this helped me a lot!
Thanks @begtognen for bringing this up, this helped me a lot!