https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=444456
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--- Comment #1 from brin...@gmail.com ---
I think you are mixing two different concepts. It's important to distinguish
clearly between those two. Although they are similar, they have to be handled
quite a bit differently.
1.) "Virtual Desktops" are basically the same as "Workspaces" in Gnome. The new
"Overview effect" is a way to work with those virtual desktops but I agree,
it's very limited compared to Gnome 40. But keep in mind it's brand new to KDE
so I'm sure we can expect quite some improvements in the future. Me personally
am not using the overview at all right now (because it is so limited). Instead
I use the "Desktop Grid" (default Ctrl+F8).
It supports Drag and Drop from one Virtual Desktop to another. Looks like this:
https://imgur.com/b0OQ2pS
You can configure it through System Settings -> Workspace Behavior -> Desktop
Effects -> Desktop Grid.
But be aware, it is also a bit buggy, especially in multi monitor setups.
2.) "Activities" are a concept which does not exist in Gnome. Each activity has
their own set of virtual desktops. Best way to switch/manage activities is
through the activity switcher (default Meta-Q).
Activities also support Drag and Drop:
2.a.) You can drag "Tasks" from the Task Bar onto the activity switcher. Like
this: https://imgur.com/7eN37wb
This is a very neat (and well hidden) feature. Unfortunately it doesn't work
anymore if a Task has more than one Window opened.
2.b.) You can drag Windows between Activities using the "Activities Pager"
Widget. Looks like this: https://imgur.com/yZ3eIvD
In the default Bar this Widget is tiny and hard to use. But KDE is awesome
because it's so flexible. E.g. you can just add another autohide Bar on the
bottom and put a huge "Activities Pager" Widget on it. Suddenly it's much more
usable: https://imgur.com/hPM0fDZ
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