GNOME 3 - How to get the same level of productivity as that of GNOME classic?

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Hello everyone,

I have recently upgraded to GNOME 3 and it is taking me time getting used
to it. I am going through the Desktop Help and hopefully I'll be up to
speed with it in a few days. However, there are a couple of things I need
to know right away if I have to be productive. I hope you can help me out
these.

1. There are thre panels when I press the "Activities" button on the top
panel: top panel, left panel, right panel. How can I keep shortcut of
applications on the top panel?

2. How can I keep a shortcut of '/usr/bin/urxvt' on the left panel?

3. How do i create a shortcut for '/usr/bin/urxvt' on the left panel?

4. To switch from any window to any other window, I need two clicks now:
(1) Activities (2) The window I want to switch to. Can this be done in a
single click like we could in GNOME classic?

Lone Learner

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Hello everyone,<div><br></div><div>I have recently upgraded to GNOME 3 and =
it is taking me time getting used to it. I am going through the Desktop Hel=
p and hopefully I&#39;ll be up to speed with it in a few days. However, the=
re are a couple of things I need to know right away if I have to be product=
ive. I hope you can help me out these.</div>
<div><br></div><div>1. There are thre panels when I press the &quot;Activit=
ies&quot; button on the top panel: top panel, left panel, right panel. How =
can I keep shortcut of applications on the top panel?</div><div><br></div>
<div>2. How can I keep a shortcut of &#39;/usr/bin/urxvt&#39; on the left p=
anel?</div><div><br></div><div>3. How do i create a shortcut for &#39;/usr/=
bin/urxvt&#39; on the left panel?</div><div><br></div><div>4. To switch fro=
m any window to any other window, I need two clicks now: (1) Activities (2)=
 The window I want to switch to. Can this be done in a single click like we=
 could in GNOME classic?</div>
<div><br></div><div>Lone Learner</div>

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