Ubuntu new workspace shortcut

Workspaces are virtual desktops that allow you to juggle and organize a collection of application windows.

Instead of cluttering all the windows in one screen, you can have multiple windows in different workspaces.

This way, your desktop workspace stays organized, and you can quickly access the desired window/app.

Modern desktop environments provide several ways to organize your virtual desktops.

The latest releases of Ubuntu use GNOME 40 and above.

With them, you get a horizontal alignment of workspaces and impressive touchpad gesture support for the Wayland display server.

Using the Default Ubuntu Workspaces

Whether you use Ubuntu or any other distribution with GNOME, you can access the workspace overview by pressing the Super key (which should be the Windows key in most keyboards).

You get an overview of the two workspaces (and anything in it).

You can also access the workspaces using the top Activities button.

By default, the workspaces are dynamically allocated and start at 2.

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