For using stable Gnome-Shell, you can read and install it here.

To get the latest Gnome-Shell available, you only need to change some packages to use git instead. This packages are built in my personal repo, and they work perfectly with Foresight Linux.

We start with 32bit users.

Open Terminal and write:

sudo conary erase gobject-introspection --no-deps

sudo conary update {gobject-introspection,gjs,gir-repository,gnome-shell,mutter,clutter}=zinden.rpath.org@fl:2-devel

Done, lets try it. Write in terminal:

gnome-shell --replace

If everything is fine, your desktop should now be using gnome-shell.

For 64bit users:

sudo conary erase gobject-introspection --no-deps

sudo conary update gobject-introspection=zinden.rpath.org@fl:2-devel[is86_64] gobject-introspection:lib=zinden.rpath.org@fl:2-devel[is86]

sudo conary update {gobject-introspection,gjs,gir-repository,gnome-shell,mutter,clutter}=zinden.rpath.org@fl:2-devel

Done, lets try it. Write in terminal:

gnome-shell --replace

If everything is fine, your desktop should now be using gnome-shell.

Make Gnome-Shell permanent

Open terminal and write:

gconftool-2 --set /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager gnome-shell --type string