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Well I don’t think the philosophy of Gnome is to really have a lot of different windows in the same workspace.
The idea would be to move them to a different workspace so that you can really focus on what you’re doing.
That being said, if you have a big screen, I’d understand why you want to do that.
Yeah I use workspaces too, it's just that each of them have 2 windows placed besides each other as if each were a "normal sized" display