Glance over the Linux blog post or this Windows post if you want to check out more random stuff.

• Software > Updates > Download
• Software > Installed > Uninstall Apps
  • Tour
  • Help
  • System Monitor
    • Can just use Resources or BpyTOP
  • Parental Controls
  • Possible Terminal/Console and install ptyxis
• Gnome Tweaks > Windows > Enable Center New Windows
• Browse over https://github.com/wz790/Fedora-Noble-Setup and https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Fedora+Linux+Setup+Guide+(Post-Installation)
• Settings > Keyboard > (far bottom) View and Customize Shortcuts
  • WIN + R = Launch Terminal using
  • WIN + E = Launchers > Home Folder
  • WIN + A = Show the notification list
  • Switch Windows = ALT + Tab to show all windows (instead of group)
  • CTRL + SHIFT + ESC = Launch Bpytop gnome-terminal -- bpytop
• Install Gnome Extensions (if using Gnome Desktop Environment) and browse https://flathub.org/
  • Blur my Shell
  • Bing Wallpaper
  • Dim Background Windows
  • Just Perfection
  • Net Speed
  • AATWS
  • Remove Alt+Tab Delay v2 (baked into AATWS/Just Perfection)
  • * tactile, shutdown timer, night theme switcher, AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem, Adjust Display Brightness
  • GPU Screen Recorder
• Install Misc. Apps
  • Install Spotify from Store and than SpotX
  • I really like the one app Blanket, it sounds and works great!
  • Install Discord RPM (or vesktop or w/e)
• Install media codecs:
  • sudo dnf groupupdate multimedia --setop="install_weak_deps=False" --exclude=PackageKit-gstreamer-plugin
  • sudo dnf install lame* --exclude=lame-devel
  • sudo dnf group upgrade --with-optional Multimedia
• Connect iPhone to Linux
  • Install KDE Connect on iOS and GSConnect on Extension, also install KDE Connect on Linux.
• Remap Left Super / Win Key
• Replace Evernote with NixNote2, but consider checking out TUSK too.
• Install Browser Addons
  • uBlock Origin
  • I don't care about cookies
  • Enpass Password Manager + Setup backup (flatpak EnPass does not browser sync so you need to install RPM version)

Create symbolic link with your Windows Music folder inside your Fedora Linux Music folder by running in terminal two commands, cd ~/Music and than ln -s /run/media/web/01DB7617A7227420/Users/Webmaster/Music/* . and you'll be good to go!

• You should definitely take a look at your desktop flavor in Debian. I've noticed, it's a ROCK SOLID distro and even though the Gnome version that ships with Debian is a little older, it's noticeably faster than Fedora (which is also smooth) on my 14th Gen Intel/RTX 3060 video card. It's worth looking into and testing for yourself. The install takes longer with Debian but check it out.
• Look into the “Atomic” builds if you love Fedora, you might find it MUCH more stabile and perform faster. The silverblue is Gnome Fedora but isolated and locked down.
  • If you test this route out, consider creating an “alias” command for DNG into the OSTREE one… look below.

If using Fedora Silverblue, create alias for two commands so you don't have to break habit

1. edit file nano ~/.bashrc
2. paste this to the very bottom of you file than CTRL + X, then Y, and then Enter

alias yum='rpm-ostree'
alias dnf='rpm-ostree'

3. apply the changes source ~/.bashrc
4. test with either dnf --help or yum --help and you should see response

Import/Export Gnome Settings Example

this is how you export custom shortcuts

dconf dump /org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/media-keys/ > ~/Downloads/gnome-shortcuts.dconf

this is how you import custom shortcuts

dconf load /org/gnome/settings-daemon/plugins/media-keys/ < ~/Downloads/gnome-shortcuts.dconf

backup ALL gnome settings

dconf dump /org/gnome/ > ~/Downloads/gnome-settings-backup.dconf

import ALL gnome settings

dconf load /org/gnome/ < ~/Downloads/gnome-settings-backup.dconf

Resources

• https://fosspost.org/things-to-do-after-installing-fedora-36/
• https://itsfoss.com/things-to-do-after-installing-fedora/