How do you do it with Windows?

I know that sounds confusing and difficult to explain but I hope someone could help me.

So: If you open a program window z. Minecraft or System or Fortnite Whatever is up the top where this bar with the program name and you can move the window, always left the name but I know people in which this name is not left but in the middle.

left.

right.

And I think this Windows theme in the second screen so nice someone knows by chance what that means.

The screenshots are made under Linux (Gnome Desktop), not under Windows. Therefore, the windows look different there. Under Windows, this is not possible with on-board resources - unless you program yourself and draw the window frame yourself.

Thank you. And that it's in the middle is how?

Not on Windows! It's not Windows, what you see there, but Linux. Other operating system, different way of working.

Search in Windows under "Themes" and "Designs" and "Personalize". None of this is exactly what your question is. But if you enjoy creating your workplace, you will enjoy it there.

You can also download a lot and free in the Windows Store.

But I've seen it with others or it was mac I do not know but there's a theme for it I mean there's a theme for everything but I do not know how to search for it. "Program Name Center Name Theme" or like

This "windows theme" is called linux

IT. GOES. IN. WINDOWS. NOT! There are "themes" in Windows, but none that produce exactly what you see in Windows 10. The maximum determine the colors and the background image and the sound scheme. But none of that makes Windows look like this screenshot. Even (and more so) on the Mac does not work. There you can only choose between light and dark and can still determine the highlight color.

What you see there's the Gnome Desktop on Linux. That is completely different. If you have seen it with other people, then ask them how they did it!

https://image.prntscr.com/image/QdXLJQYcRcm6dXz5j2oDxg.png?

As I said, what do we know if the program does not draw its title bar itself? Maybe he has also installed some modding software that takes over the drawing of the window frames? In any case, this is not possible with on-board resources.