Every time I book up a live previous of #Gnome/#Debian, I drool over how good it looks, and then every time I try to *use* it, I get frustrated within a couple of days by this or that and go back to #Cinnamon/#LinuxMint.
I can't decide if I should force myself to really live in Gnome for a few weeks in order to decide if I want to move to it, or if I've already given it a shot, and it's actually just not for me.
Comments are welcome. Sigh...
@OrionKidder IMHO, GNOME is the most polished Linux DE. I also like the #GNOME workflow a lot, but I do use a couple of add-ons to make it usable *for me*. If you're really asking for tips, I would identify what bothers you, see if mitigations are available, and decide if it's worth the bother.
I adapted to and loved GNOME Shell from the start, but I know a lot of Linux users have never gotten along with it. More time may help, but the beauty of Linux is that you have a choice.
