I am talking about this. It's under the clock the search button.
Nope this is the app overview, I mean the worskspace overview! My bad 
you can't type-search in worskspace overview. At least on the build I tried!
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Just because that's how I'm used to search for apps and things I need in Zorin. I love having the worskspace overview and search function integrated because I always have lot of apps running so I freequently use the worskspace overview. From there, I just start typing what I need and the search function does its job. And to me that's awesome 
in Pop_os I can't do that unfortunately unless I disable the cosmic extension.
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So it is possible after all 
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I wonder when ZorinOS will have an upgrade module what POP!_os has for upgrading without losing your data, apps and config.
This is often asked about.
Today i installed KDE on my external test drive because i wanted to try out KDE + Sweet KDE theme. I still need to configure KDE because it has so many options. So i switched back to gnome for other stuff and now it looks quite cool haha.
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People who updated the system with those updates from above might run into a issue with the "show applications" menu. It will look the same again as Pop! OS 21.04.
To fix that issue open terminal and write
sudo wget -O /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/pop-cosmic@system76.com/applications.js https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pop-os/cosmic/8628c618072bdabca00ad3f279d038da95bbdc67/applications.js
After installation log off and login again and it's fixed.
I switched to Pop! OS a few days ago and I am surprised with the stability...
It uses kernel 5.16 which is a plus for me..
They made the "show applications" menu bigger as well:
Personally speaking, I am impressed with what they have done. Another great thing is that they have Snap removed by default which makes the OS bloat-free. Canonical should learn from them..
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LoL the design is better what was before or i am wrong?
What version is it? 21.10 or 20.04?
21.10...Design is better, yes but you should note that I am using Gruvbox theme and not the default.
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Something like that? Very good a colours not a strong and not lighting. Good for eyes and code designer who using a terminal mostly in jobb.
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That's why I like it...Most dark themes are too dark and light themes are good but not very appealing to me anymore.
From this guide this is possible your theme.
The gruvbox i saw have 5 stars.
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Nope that isn't mine...Though it looks cool. I have a reddit account with 0 posts..Might as well delete it.
I don't have reddit but if you can share shortly tutorial or links how to do that will be good point. I bet in Zorin also can do that the same "UBUNTU" distribution. Interesting the iso 21.10 only 2.5GB it is a 50% lower from Zorin ISO.
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Its really easy actually, but I don't know how it looks like in XFCE but since it uses gtk3 so I presume that it should work fine:
Download Gruvbox theme:
extract the compressed folder
create a ~/.themes folder if it doesn't exist already in your home directory.
put the extracted theme folder in ~/.themes folder
Here is the Gruvbox icon theme for XFCE but I use Tela brown icons
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Yeah this feature was included in the same update as the one which included kernel 5.16. I even came to know about Pop!_OS Chat.