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GNOME Devs Are Working on a New Window Management System

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GNOME Devs Are Working on a New Window Management System - 9to5Linux

GNOME devs are envisioning a new, unconventional window management system for the GNOME desktop environment using a mosaic tiling behavior.

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Like how Apple’s Stage Manager is unpredictable and gets in the way (reportedly… I deliberately opted out of upgrading).

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