I gave GNOME 3 a shot on a secondary computer. I immediately had to install tweaks for some basic customization: changing the theme was one, and having both dis

I gave GNOME 3 a shot on a secondary computer. I immediately had to install tweaks for some basic customization: changing the theme was one, and having both displays switch when moving between virtual desktops. Dynamic number of desktops is a cool idea, but I think GNOME isn't even going far enough in this direction. I'd like to see something more extreme, where this effectively replaces window switching. In general, I found it consistent and useable if you adjust your workflow. But once I was done with the machine, I took no steps to use GNOME on my main computer. I prefer to build my own workflow rather than submit to some prescribed one. Another negative is that GNOME 3 apps don't integrate so well with KDE (huge, wm-oblivious headerbars), which means I won't use them either.