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Lorin, in order to use gnome-shell, this is what I had to add. I have no idea why this file is necessary.<BR>
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Create 20-radeon.conf in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/:<BR>
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Section "Devices"<BR>
Identifier "r"<BR>
Driver "radeon"<BR>
EndSection<BR>
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You should also check that gnome-shell is installed. It was not automatically installed on Arch Linux when the upgrade to Gnome 3 occurred.<BR>
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To restart using gnome-shell, type Alt-F2, type r and press Enter.<BR>
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Extensions<BR>
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Gnome-shell removes a lot of the functionality that was available in Gnome 2. A few extensions have been developed to try to recover some of that functionality. Here are a few that you might want.<BR>
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gnome-shell-extension-alternative-status-menu Adds Power Off to the user menu in the upper right of the screen.<BR>
gnome-shell-extension-dock Adds a dock to the right side of the screen. Identical to the one in Activities but it is alwasy visible.<BR>
gnome-shell-extension-user-theme User theme extension<BR>
gnome-shell-extension-drive-menu Drive menu extension (Not visible if no removable drives are present.)<BR>
gnome-shell-extension-places-menu Adds a Places icon to the top right of the screen.<BR>
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