Fedora Post-Install

'''So, you've installed Fedora. What will you do now? This page will tell you some reccomendations.'''

Install a theme
Adwaita is nice and all, but sometimes you just got to change it. So I'll tell you how. This will install the GNOME Tweaks application, which you can use to tweak GNOME.
 * 1) sudo dnf install gnome-tweaks

Your next step is to find a theme you want. I suggest looking on github/gitlab, and looking at other people's GNOME setups by going on reddit.com/r/unixporn and searching for GNOME screenshots. Once you've downloaded a theme, extract it to downloads, and follow these instructions. cd ~/Downloads/(theme name)-master                                                             sudo mv (theme) /usr/share/themes This will move the theme folder to /usr/share/themes, AKA the themes directory. Restart GNOME Tweaks if it is already open, then go to the Appearance tab, and change the Applications theme to whatever you downloaded.

Set up Flatpaks
Flatpaks are sandboxed apps that are easy to install on any distro. To set them up on Fedora, go to flatpak.org and follow the instructions for Fedora.

Enable a third-party repository
See Fedora Repositories.

Install GNOME Extensions
Sometimes GNOME needs a little extra. My reccomendation is Dash to Dock, which moves the Dash (the favorite apps menu in Activities) to the desktop, so it's always visible, and allows for more customization. To install, go to https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/307/dash-to-dock/, and install the extension that allows for installing extensions, then click the switch and turn on the extension. It'll pull up a prompt, just click Install. The extension should be activated already, but if not, open GNOME Tweaks, go to the Extensions tab, and turn it on from there.