Originally posted by JackLilhammers
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First: moving windows is better, much more visual and focused.
Second: because I don't want to log in and see an empty screen, since the first thing I do is run an application. In addition, on GNOME 40 you will be able to run multiple applications without leaving the application grid, because you can drag the applications to the virtual desktops you want, so after logging in, for example, you can organize everything you are going to do in your session much faster. Superior, very much.
Third: GNOME 40 is very smooth. I am impressed, honestly. You can compile GNOME 40 on Fedora Rawhide and test it yourself or watch Baby Wogue demo videos.
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