Window activation shorcuts in Gnome

[jackhab]

There is a nice feature in KDE - each window class can be assigned a keyboard shortcut. This way after assigning shortcuts to frequently used windows I don't have to use Atl-Tab anymore - I just hit a key to switch directly to the desired window/application.

But I switched to Gnome lately...
Is there a way to implement it in Gnome?

[morkelkey]

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Alt+F2Display the Run Application dialog.
Print ScreenTake a screenshot of the entire desktop. + –
Alt+Print ScreenTake a screenshot of the currently focused window. + –
Ctrl+Alt+Arrow keysSwitch to the workspace to the specified direction of the current workspace. + –
Ctrl+Alt+DMinimize all windows and give focus to the desktop. + –
Alt+TabSwitch between windows. A list of windows that you can select is displayed. Release the keys to select a window. You can press the Shift key to cycle through the windows in reverse order.
Ctrl+Alt+TabSwitch the focus between the panels and the desktop. A list of items that you can select is displayed. Release the keys to select an item. You can press the Shift key to cycle through the items in reverse order.

[jackhab]

Maybe I didn't explained it clearly.

What I mean is that in KDE one can assign, for instance, Ctrl-1 to activate konsole and Ctrl-Alt-F to activate Firefox and Ctrl-Win-Z to activate, say, SpeedCrunch and then switch to the needed window directly without cycling through all the open windows.