How can I remove dotted outline from all system?
On every OS that I have ever used, something bothers me a lot, regarding visual. As I use the system, out of nothing dotted outlines appear.
See the picture below. When I drag these two files the dotted lines show up.
Is there a way of removing this on Linux? I know it is useful for those who need accessibility, but I simply don't want it activated. When I edited GTK files in the Yaru theme folder (I use Ubuntu 18.10) located on /usr/share/themes I managed to work around on a good portion of the system and the dotted outlines didn't show up as much as earlier. But as I drag any files or click on somewhere else on the OS it appears again out of nothing.
If there is a way of keeping the normal selection, completely without the dotted outlines, good. I just want to remove the dotted outlines, if possible.
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On every OS that I have ever used, something bothers me a lot, regarding visual. As I use the system, out of nothing dotted outlines appear.
See the picture below. When I drag these two files the dotted lines show up.
Is there a way of removing this on Linux? I know it is useful for those who need accessibility, but I simply don't want it activated. When I edited GTK files in the Yaru theme folder (I use Ubuntu 18.10) located on /usr/share/themes I managed to work around on a good portion of the system and the dotted outlines didn't show up as much as earlier. But as I drag any files or click on somewhere else on the OS it appears again out of nothing.
If there is a way of keeping the normal selection, completely without the dotted outlines, good. I just want to remove the dotted outlines, if possible.
unity gnome gtk
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
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The "god damn" dotted lines simply show where an object used to be. And I think God probably likes them...
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 hours ago
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@WinEunuuchs2Unix, I removed that so part of your comment is an orphan ;)
– DK Bose
2 hours ago
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On every OS that I have ever used, something bothers me a lot, regarding visual. As I use the system, out of nothing dotted outlines appear.
See the picture below. When I drag these two files the dotted lines show up.
Is there a way of removing this on Linux? I know it is useful for those who need accessibility, but I simply don't want it activated. When I edited GTK files in the Yaru theme folder (I use Ubuntu 18.10) located on /usr/share/themes I managed to work around on a good portion of the system and the dotted outlines didn't show up as much as earlier. But as I drag any files or click on somewhere else on the OS it appears again out of nothing.
If there is a way of keeping the normal selection, completely without the dotted outlines, good. I just want to remove the dotted outlines, if possible.
unity gnome gtk
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
On every OS that I have ever used, something bothers me a lot, regarding visual. As I use the system, out of nothing dotted outlines appear.
See the picture below. When I drag these two files the dotted lines show up.
Is there a way of removing this on Linux? I know it is useful for those who need accessibility, but I simply don't want it activated. When I edited GTK files in the Yaru theme folder (I use Ubuntu 18.10) located on /usr/share/themes I managed to work around on a good portion of the system and the dotted outlines didn't show up as much as earlier. But as I drag any files or click on somewhere else on the OS it appears again out of nothing.
If there is a way of keeping the normal selection, completely without the dotted outlines, good. I just want to remove the dotted outlines, if possible.
unity gnome gtk
unity gnome gtk
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
edited 2 hours ago
DK Bose
14.8k124287
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The "god damn" dotted lines simply show where an object used to be. And I think God probably likes them...
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 hours ago
1
@WinEunuuchs2Unix, I removed that so part of your comment is an orphan ;)
– DK Bose
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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The "god damn" dotted lines simply show where an object used to be. And I think God probably likes them...
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 hours ago
1
@WinEunuuchs2Unix, I removed that so part of your comment is an orphan ;)
– DK Bose
2 hours ago
1
1
The "god damn" dotted lines simply show where an object used to be. And I think God probably likes them...
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 hours ago
The "god damn" dotted lines simply show where an object used to be. And I think God probably likes them...
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 hours ago
1
1
@WinEunuuchs2Unix, I removed that so part of your comment is an orphan ;)
– DK Bose
2 hours ago
@WinEunuuchs2Unix, I removed that so part of your comment is an orphan ;)
– DK Bose
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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The "god damn" dotted lines simply show where an object used to be. And I think God probably likes them...
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
2 hours ago
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@WinEunuuchs2Unix, I removed that so part of your comment is an orphan ;)
– DK Bose
2 hours ago