Command to List Installed and Enabled GNOME Extensions
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I want a command to list all extensions currently installed. Also, a command to list all enabled extensions.
Is this possible?
command-line gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension
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I want a command to list all extensions currently installed. Also, a command to list all enabled extensions.
Is this possible?
command-line gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension
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pomsky
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I want a command to list all extensions currently installed. Also, a command to list all enabled extensions.
Is this possible?
command-line gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
asked 2 days ago
Jason HunterJason Hunter
809
I want a command to list all extensions currently installed. Also, a command to list all enabled extensions.
Is this possible?
command-line gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension
command-line gnome-shell gnome-shell-extension
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
asked 2 days ago
Jason HunterJason Hunter
809
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
asked 2 days ago
Jason HunterJason Hunter
809
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
edited 2 hours ago
pomsky
33.7k11105138
33.7k11105138
asked 2 days ago
Jason HunterJason Hunter
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asked 2 days ago
Jason HunterJason Hunter
809
asked 2 days ago
Jason HunterJason Hunter
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Your locally installed gnome Shell extensions, i.e., these that are installed for your user only, can be listed with the commmand:
ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
You can find out which extensions are enables by querying a dconf setting:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions
System wide installed gnome-shell extensions are listed with the command
ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
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Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing usingsudo apt remove.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
1
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
1
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed withsudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
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Your locally installed gnome Shell extensions, i.e., these that are installed for your user only, can be listed with the commmand:
ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
You can find out which extensions are enables by querying a dconf setting:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions
System wide installed gnome-shell extensions are listed with the command
ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,89811532
Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing usingsudo apt remove.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
1
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
1
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed withsudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
|
show 3 more comments
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Your locally installed gnome Shell extensions, i.e., these that are installed for your user only, can be listed with the commmand:
ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
You can find out which extensions are enables by querying a dconf setting:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions
System wide installed gnome-shell extensions are listed with the command
ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,89811532
Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing usingsudo apt remove.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
1
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
1
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed withsudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
|
show 3 more comments
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Your locally installed gnome Shell extensions, i.e., these that are installed for your user only, can be listed with the commmand:
ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
You can find out which extensions are enables by querying a dconf setting:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions
System wide installed gnome-shell extensions are listed with the command
ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,89811532
Your locally installed gnome Shell extensions, i.e., these that are installed for your user only, can be listed with the commmand:
ls ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
You can find out which extensions are enables by querying a dconf setting:
gsettings get org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions
System wide installed gnome-shell extensions are listed with the command
ls /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
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edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,89811532
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,89811532
answered 2 days ago
vanadiumvanadium
7,89811532
7,89811532
Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing usingsudo apt remove.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
1
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
1
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed withsudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
|
show 3 more comments
Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing usingsudo apt remove.
– DK Bose
2 days ago
1
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
1
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed withsudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
Doesn't gnome-tweaks provide an interface to enable/disable gnome extensions?
– DK Bose
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
@DKBose, OP is asking for commands.
– vanadium
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing using
sudo apt remove.– DK Bose
2 days ago
I was referring to the last para where you wrote "These extensions can only be disabled ..." which isn't the same as removing using
sudo apt remove.– DK Bose
2 days ago
1
1
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
Best to do this at extensions.gnome.org/local
– heynnema
2 days ago
1
1
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed with
sudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local– heynnema
2 days ago
@vanadium GNOME extensions can NOT be removed with
sudo apt remove, as most are not installed by apt, but rather at extensions.gnome.org/local– heynnema
2 days ago
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