Jeff Fortin T. (風の庭園のNekohayo)Let's make GNOME's biggest keyboard-centric workflow easter egg a bit easier to discover: https://gitlab.gnome.org/Teams/Design/whiteboards/-/issues/351
Cleo Menezes Jr. 🌵@nekohayo It's funny how experiences change from person to person.
If my memory serves me correctly, this was one of the things I learned when I started using GNOME. I remember bumping into some number when I was holding down the super key and I thought the app had opened until I realized that it was actually the app's position in the dash. hahaha
@CleoMenezesJr I'm now thinking "Y'know what, when you hit that shortcut, it should bounce-jump the dash's launcher from the bottom of the screen, like Super Mario" 
(someone should totally make an extension for that with the floating coin block bump sound)
(someone should totally make an extension for that with the floating coin block bump sound)@nekohayo But yeah, a visual warning, even a simple one, would be great. In the workspace where I place the chat apps, I simply hold down the super key and press 789, opening WhatsApp, Telegram and Fractal.
A great tip is that if you make a hard use of workspaces, you will want to group the app icons in the dash according to the workspaces.
@nekohayo This would be enhanced a thousand times if gnome had some multi-window feature like tile.
A dream:
1. workspace one, super + 1, 2
2. go to workspace 2, super +3, 4, 5
3. go to workspace 3, super +6, 7
Basically, you wouldn't even need to organize the windows. All this using just the keyboard.