🤖 Hide menu bar on Linux by default #145
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Linux shows a traditional menu bar by default which looks outdated. This change hides the menu bar on Linux (like VS Code does) while keeping it visible on macOS/Windows where it's more conventional. Users can press Alt to toggle the menu bar visibility on Linux. - Set autoHideMenuBar: true for Linux platform - Menu remains accessible via Alt key - macOS and Windows behavior unchanged
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Hides the menu bar on Linux by default (similar to VS Code UX). Users can press Alt to toggle visibility.
Why:
The traditional menu bar looks outdated on Linux. VS Code and other modern apps hide it by default for a cleaner look.
Changes:
autoHideMenuBar: truefor Linux platform in BrowserWindow optionsTesting:
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