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+Once the software application is open, you can click the top left icon (magnifying glass)
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+Type in the search bar 'Gnome' and you will see a list of applications, one of which (should) be Gnome Tweaks.
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+Click this icon to install the software.
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+=== Install from Terminal ===
+Installation from the terminal is very simple, although you might need to have root access. Open the Terminal Window in Linux.
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+From the command line, enter the following:
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+    sudo dnf install gnome-tweaks -y
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+The Gnome Tweasks shoud now be installed.
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+==== Usage ====
+To find Gnome Tools you have to again click the Activities button (1).
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+Now click the 'All Software' (2), then click the 'Utilities' (3) group.
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+The Utilities group will open.
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+Run the software called 'Tweaks' (yeah, don't know why it's not called Gnome Tweaks here).
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+Once Tweaks has opened, on the left hand side click the item 'Window Titlebars'
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+Under the section 'Titlebar buttons' enable 'Maximise and Minimise' the change to the windows will be instant and you will have your window controls back (yay).
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