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This saves me an extension, but i dont see it fully solving the issue of "its not clear its opens the overview" that the activities button had. Someone recommended to include a tip in gnome tour so that might help to solve it.
In the mockup, a suggestion was made which i think looks very interesting in the animation they provided
Oh I like the look of that! I'm generally very happy with how Gnome looks/works and don't use extensions that modify the UI, but if someone slapped together on that did this, I might actually use it.
Personally, I don't mind. But hopefully, new users will know where to find available applications. I'm not sure...
Very hot sexting session with GNOME, Georges needs a medal!
