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emacs: clarify text about experiments with pgtk

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@ -346,14 +346,17 @@ relevant in a tiling window manager, but makes a huge different in a
stacking window manager (like GNOME), because we can still get a sense
of depth when windows overlap. I tried the same configuration with the
PGTK build of Emacs (meant to be used in a Wayland session) and
undecorated frames can no shadow, making this style harder to use.
undecorated frames have no shadow, making this style harder to use.
Hiding the title bar declutters the view at the cost of hiding the
frame title. To compensate, I have my active mode line display the
frame name ([[#h:41ee38d0-9099-4444-85e4-cc8dce00fb9a][The =prot-emacs-modeline.el= module]]).
Those granted, I do need to experiment with the Wayland-specific build
of Emacs. It is also known as "Pure GTK" or "PGTK". To this end, I
apply some parameters subject to PGTK being present.
Those granted, I sometimes experiment with the Wayland-specific build
of Emacs (usually when I get a relevant bug report about one of my
packages). It is also known as "Pure GTK" or "PGTK". To this end, I
apply some parameters subject to PGTK being present. If am running a
PGTK, then I want a few things to be done differently. To this end,
check the use of ~prot-pgtk-p~.
#+begin_src emacs-lisp :tangle "early-init.el"
(menu-bar-mode -1)