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Looks like tablet mode on android to me.
Still sexy as shit. I might actually give it a shot and daily drive it finally.
Having just used a new MacBook Pro on the weekend, GNOME looks and feels more like a lightweight macOS, especially when a few extensions are added to the mix. Overall, I welcome the change from the more traditional Windows/KDE workflow.
Looks, that's ok as there is more Linux tablets to arrive.