Open heldderarbeit opened 3 days ago
Hi, the close button is designed give desktop users a way to actually close the app, instead of keep it running in the background. It's really hard for me to optimize smile for mobile linux, as I don't have any device to test it on
I'm using Smile 2.9.6 (Flathub) on a mobile linux phone (Postmarket OS Edge with Phosh) and the app is showing a close button in the top bar.
Usually on that setup, apps (whether they are GTK or QT apps) do not show the close button in the top bar since it is expected that you close applications by swiping them away in the overview.
Here are some screenshots of GTK and QT apps which do not show a close button.