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Reword moving things back to normal layer in window management

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Lyn Perrine 2019-10-23 12:50:50 -07:00
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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Right clicking on the title bar or left clicking on the icon in the top-left of
- Using :menuselection:`Send to desktop`, send the window to a virtual desktop of your choice or All Desktop - Using :menuselection:`Send to desktop`, send the window to a virtual desktop of your choice or All Desktop
- Using :menuselection:`Layer` option allows you to set whether this windows the layer to :menuselection:`Always on top`, :menuselection:`Normal`, or :menuselection:`Always on bottom` - Using :menuselection:`Layer` option allows you to set whether this windows the layer to :menuselection:`Always on top`, :menuselection:`Normal`, or :menuselection:`Always on bottom`
- If you want to move something to always show to bottom or you can move it back to normal. - If you want to move something Always on bottom or Always on top you can move it back to :menuselection:`Normal`.
- The earlier mentioned :menuselection:`Iconify`, :menuselection:`Maximize`, and :menuselection:`Close` options are also available here. - The earlier mentioned :menuselection:`Iconify`, :menuselection:`Maximize`, and :menuselection:`Close` options are also available here.
- :menuselection:`Roll up/down` rolls the window into the title-bar. - :menuselection:`Roll up/down` rolls the window into the title-bar.
- :menuselection:`Un/Decorate` hides them title-bar. - :menuselection:`Un/Decorate` hides them title-bar.