"No Border" is a very useful function in KWin but by default it does not have any shortcut at all so I suggest that Fedora adopt a shortcut for it.
I suggest Meta*+H to activate the function. (H for Hide borders) - Meta+B could also be an option but Meta+H is the suggestion because of Ctrl+H being a hiding/showing files in file managers.
Note * - "Meta" is the term KDE uses to refer to Super aka "Windows" key.
For those not aware of this feature: this allows you to remove the Window Decorations of the Active Window.
You can invoke this via the Window Context Menu by doing the following: Right click the titlebar of a window -> More Actions -> No Border
Video Demo: https://youtu.be/zZTZzXV7c4c
Metadata Update from @ngompa: - Issue tagged with: experience
Is there any specific reason that would prevent this from happening in KDE upstream? If no, could you report that there too? Thanks
@siosm KDE upstream doesn't seem to make changes here unless they start happening in distros first.
I have attempted to do this upstream and they said no; the reasoning . . .
Source: https://phabricator.kde.org/T13038
"As I mentioned in T10568 we need IMHO better discoverability not yet another global shortcut."
and even telling people that distros should be doing these things:
"It's up to downstream whether "Hide Window Border" must have a shortcut assigned to it."
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