I disagree: GNOME Shell is a good interface for desktop/laptop computers. I actually use the keyboard more now, with GNOME Shell, than I used to with GNOME 2. You press the Windows key and some letters of an application or a recent file or a favorite folder or ... to get to it. For an application, the default behavior is to switch to it if it has already been opened, not to run a new instance. Alternatively, Alt+Tab still works to navigate between the opened applications and GNOME Shell added Alt+[key above Tab] to navigate between the windows of the current application (say, you have several windows of Abrowser are opened). First that confuses, but once you got the habit, you save time.

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