I've found going from Gnome to E is like going from MS Paint to Photoshop -- the basics are largely the same, but the latter has a ton more power-user settings

I've found going from Gnome to E is like going from MS Paint to Photoshop -- the basics are largely the same, but the latter has a ton more power-user settings and features. (The things that I personally can't live without being the treatment of multiple desktops on multiple monitors, and the vast variety of key bindings)