Hi, I'm Jason Clinton, and I'm one of the hundreds who worked on GNOME 3.

GNOME 3 is better because when I have lots of windows open at the same time

I can add and remove workspaces as I need them.

In GNOME 3, when in the overview, you can manage your windows

and when manipulating a window, the user interface indicates

that you can drop the window on a new workspace.

Doing so creates a new empty workspace.

You can also use keyboard shortcuts to switch between applications

Or to switch between workspaces.

This is one the many ways that we've made GNOME 3 better.

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