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extension is INCOMPATIBLE with current GNOME version
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this post was submitted on 11 Sep 2023
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What's the keyboard shortcut for switching to workspace 5? There isn't one. And you can't configure one either. That just blows my mind
I have never felt the need to use more, also I mainly navigate with
Super + Alt + {Left,Right}.Though Gnome workspaces are not intended to be used like they are on a tiling window manager; you should just use the workspaces you need and dynamically create them and move apps. Assigning an app to workspace 10 that just stays there all day until you need it ist not the intended workflow.
Sure, but this is exactly my biggest problem with GNOME, it's one specific workflow and anything that is even just slightly different is out of the box.
Don't get me wrong I have many positive feelings about GNOME but they've recently been overtaken by the negative ones :P