Let’s start with the copy/paste support, which has been updated to work with legacy X11 applications as well. There’s also lots of visual improvements to offer newcomers a better out-of-the-box experience, such as a new panel for selecting a hardware keyboard, an updated emoji keyboard, a new keyboard system indicator, a brand-new Updates panel in System Settings, and a revamped Notifications panel that now offers better per-app settings.
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