Want to rename the audio devices that appear in the Quick Settings menu sound switcher? “No,” will be the answer from most people reading this. But I reckon a few of you will be hollering a throaty “hell yeah” my way — so this G…
Being able to quickly switch between different audio devices is one of my favourite things about GNOME Shell’s Quick Settings menu. No longer do I have to fire up Settings > Sound to quickly switch from my laptop’s built-in speakers to …
I highlight a new GNOME extension for GNOME 43 that reduces the width of the new Quick Settings Menu. It uses a single column of interactive pods.
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Here’s a nifty new GNOME extension that does one thing, and does it well: it displays the avatar for your user account in GNOME’s Quick Settings menu.
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A new ‘Quick Settings Tweaker’ GNOME extension lets you move notifications and media controls to GNOME’s new settings hub, and control volume per-app.
This post, Add Notifications, Media Controls & Media Streams to GNOME Quick Settings is from OMG…
The perfectly titled ‘Quick Settings Button Remove’ extension for GNOME 43 and above lets you choose which options appear in the Quick Settings menu.
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Connect to bluetooth devices from the new Quick Settings menu in GNOME 43 with this neat, community-made extension for GNOME Shell. It’s neat!
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I’d wager that most people find GNOME Shell easy to use out-of-the-box — after all, simplicity its part of GNOME’s calling card. But is there room for improvement? Always, and GNOME’s design team think so too. They’re exploring …