docs: briefly describe the new window decoration feature

README.md

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 ### Usage
 
 🎉 To start using Bismuth enable it in System Settings > Window Management >
-Window Tiling.
+Window Tiling. Additionally, you can decorate your windows in a tiling window
+manager style (border-only windows) using the window decoration, that comes
+with Bismuth. To do so, go to System Settings > Appearance > Window Decorations
+and select the Bismuth decoration.
 
 ⌨️ You can view the shortcuts in System Settings > Shortcuts > Window Tiling. If
 you used Krohnkite before, you can import some of its shortcuts using [the bash

contrib/README.md

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 Note: `Separate Screen Focus` appears only when multiple monitors are present.
 
-## Removing Title Bars
-
-Breeze window decoration can be configured to completely remove title bars from
-all windows:
-
-1. `System Setting` > `Application Style` > `Window Decorations`
-2. Click `Configure Breeze` inside the decoration preview.
-3. `Window-Specific Overrides` tab > `Add` button
-4. Enter the followings, and press `Ok`:
-   - `Regular expression to match`: `.*`
-   - Tick `Hide window title bar`
-
-## Changing Border Colors
-
-Changing the border color makes it easier to identify current window. This is
-convenient if title bars are removed.
-
-1.  Open `~/.config/kdeglobals` with your favorite editor
-2.  Scroll down and find `[WM]` section
-3.  Append the followings to the section:
-
-    - `frame=61,174,233`: set the border color of active window to _RGB(61,174,233)_
-    - `inactiveFrame=239,240,241`: set the border color of inactive window to _RGB(239,240,241)_
-
-    Here's a nice 2-liner that'll do it for you:
-
-         kwriteconfig5 --file ~/.config/kdeglobals --group WM --key frame 61,174,233
-         kwriteconfig5 --file ~/.config/kdeglobals --group WM --key inactiveFrame  239,240,241
-
-4.  Create a new color scheme in `System Settings` > `Appearance` > `Colors`.
-5.  Open the color scheme file in
-    `~/.local/share/color-schemes/<color-sheme-name>.colorscheme` and remove
-    all the `[XXX:Header]` groups, then save the file and exit.
-6.  Select the edited color scheme in `System Settings`
-7.  You must **restart** your session to see changes. (i.e. re-login, reboot)
-
-Note: the RGB values presented here are for the default Breeze theme
-
-Note: You might also need to set the border size larger than the theme's
-default: `System Settings` > `Application Style` > `Window Decorations`: Uncheck
-`Use theme's default window border size` and adjust the size (right from the
-checkbox).
-
 ## Setting Minimum Geometry Size
 
-Some applications like discord and KDE settings don't tile nicely as they have a minimum size requirement.
-This causes the applications to overlap with other applications. To mitigate this we can set minimum size for all windows to be 0.
+Some applications like discord and KDE settings don't tile nicely as they have
+a minimum size requirement. This causes the applications to overlap with other
+applications. To mitigate this we can set minimum size for all windows to be 0.
 
 1. `System Setting` > `Window Management` > `Window Rules`
 2. Click on `+ Add New...`