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Breezy GNOME is a virtual workspace solution for Linux desktops that use the GNOME desktop environment (requires GNOME 45+ on an x86_64 system); see [non-GNOME setup](#non-gnome-setup) if you want to try it without a GNOME desktop environment. It currently supports one virtual monitor and multiple physical monitors, but it will soon support multiple virtual monitors. See [upcoming features](#upcoming-features) for more improvements on the horizon.
### GNOME Setup
1. Download the Breezy GNOME [setup script](https://github.com/wheaney/breezy-desktop/releases/latest/download/breezy_gnome_setup) and set the execute flag (e.g. from the terminal: `chmod +x ~/Downloads/breezy_gnome_setup`)
2. Run the setup script (e.g. `~/Downloads/breezy_gnome_setup`)
3. You'll have an application called `Breezy Desktop` installed. Launch that and follow any instructions. You will need to log out and back in at least once to get the GNOME extension working.
1. Ensure you have the latest graphics drivers installed for your distro.
2. Download the Breezy GNOME [setup script](https://github.com/wheaney/breezy-desktop/releases/latest/download/breezy_gnome_setup) and set the execute flag (e.g. from the terminal: `chmod +x ~/Downloads/breezy_gnome_setup`)
3. Run the setup script (e.g. `~/Downloads/breezy_gnome_setup`)
4. You'll have an application called `Breezy Desktop` installed. Launch that and follow any instructions. You will need to log out and back in at least once to get the GNOME extension working.
### Non-GNOME Setup
A workable solution (with some [QoL improvements needed](#upcoming-features)) is to use your preferred desktop environment with a GNOME window open in nested mode. To do this: