System_KitchenHello
I'm complaining about a BlissOS annoying bug , the touchscreen works as a touchpad 😭😭
Same problem here, but my touchscreen is acting like a mouse click. (Surface Pro 6)
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I'm currently using Bliss OS v15.9.1 and I'm looking for a way to hide the top status bar natively in the system settings (to get a cleaner look or fullscreen experience).
Does Bliss OS have a native toggle or setting for this in Desktop/Tablet mode, or do I need to use third-party tools (like ADB commands / Tasker)?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Thank you so much, I'm really grateful for all your help and dedication!
Just one last question: is there any chance of seeing Taskbar in the upcoming release? haha
Also, I'm currently working on a slightly more complete launcher/interface setup. Once it's ready, would it be okay if I post it here for the community to test out?