Move GNOME file dialog buttons

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I recently upgraded to 18.04 and something that annoys me slightly is that the "Cancel" and "Open"/"Select" buttons are on the top bar now. Is there any way I can move them to the bottom, like in Unity?



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  • Yeah one stupid decision :( still no way to change this.
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    May 27 at 1:27










  • it's very annoying...
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    May 30 at 14:24














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I recently upgraded to 18.04 and something that annoys me slightly is that the "Cancel" and "Open"/"Select" buttons are on the top bar now. Is there any way I can move them to the bottom, like in Unity?



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  • Yeah one stupid decision :( still no way to change this.
    – Maduka Jayalath
    May 27 at 1:27










  • it's very annoying...
    – Mostafa
    May 30 at 14:24












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I recently upgraded to 18.04 and something that annoys me slightly is that the "Cancel" and "Open"/"Select" buttons are on the top bar now. Is there any way I can move them to the bottom, like in Unity?



enter image description here



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I recently upgraded to 18.04 and something that annoys me slightly is that the "Cancel" and "Open"/"Select" buttons are on the top bar now. Is there any way I can move them to the bottom, like in Unity?



enter image description here



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  • Yeah one stupid decision :( still no way to change this.
    – Maduka Jayalath
    May 27 at 1:27










  • it's very annoying...
    – Mostafa
    May 30 at 14:24
















  • Yeah one stupid decision :( still no way to change this.
    – Maduka Jayalath
    May 27 at 1:27










  • it's very annoying...
    – Mostafa
    May 30 at 14:24















Yeah one stupid decision :( still no way to change this.
– Maduka Jayalath
May 27 at 1:27




Yeah one stupid decision :( still no way to change this.
– Maduka Jayalath
May 27 at 1:27












it's very annoying...
– Mostafa
May 30 at 14:24




it's very annoying...
– Mostafa
May 30 at 14:24










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This solution worked for me. Enter this line in the terminal.



gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings overrides "'Gtk/DialogsUseHeader':<0>"


And buttons are back on the bottom of the dialog.






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    This solution worked for me. Enter this line in the terminal.



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    And buttons are back on the bottom of the dialog.






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      This solution worked for me. Enter this line in the terminal.



      gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings overrides "'Gtk/DialogsUseHeader':<0>"


      And buttons are back on the bottom of the dialog.






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        This solution worked for me. Enter this line in the terminal.



        gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings overrides "'Gtk/DialogsUseHeader':<0>"


        And buttons are back on the bottom of the dialog.






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        This solution worked for me. Enter this line in the terminal.



        gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings overrides "'Gtk/DialogsUseHeader':<0>"


        And buttons are back on the bottom of the dialog.







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