v14

What's new in this release:

• Add dynamic labels using $(command) substitution in names. For example, typing ---$(hostname) displays the hostname as a separator label. Feature contributed by Dylan M. Taylor.
• Removed legacy migration code used to upgrade users to the v13 command storage schema (required for the increased number of commands).
• General code cleanup to ensure the GNOME Shell Extensions Review Guidelines will be met.

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IMPORTANT NOTE

If you are updating manually, please back up your command list before updating.

The method for storing commands changed in a previous version to support a larger number of commands. The migration code that converted existing commands to the new format has been removed in this release.

v13

What's new in this release:

• Submenus! Adding * at the beginning of a command Name creates a submenu entry using the row above as the submenu title.
• Added setting to reset all commands and extension settings to defaults.
• Increased maximum number of entries from 30 to 99.
• Improved internal settings handling by significantly reducing the required number of GSettings keys.
• Added translations into Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese and Polish by IlCraccatore2011.
• Support for GNOME 50.

v13-beta1

Beta version for testing and translations.

Installation Instructions

1. Download the custom-command-menu.zip file.
2. From the download location, run the following command: gnome-extensions install --force custom-command-menu.zip
3. Logout and login (or reboot).

What's new in this release:

• Sub-menus! Adding a * to the beginning of a command name creates a submenu entry, using the row above as the submenu title.
• Setting added to reset all commands and extension settings to defaults.
• Increased maximum number of entries from 30 to 99.
• Improved internal settings handling by significantly reducing the required number of GSettings keys allowing for more command entries without causing system errors during import and reset functions.

version 12

What's new in this release:

• Translations into Italian, Russian, Spanish, French, and German by IlCraccatore2011.
• Modified the Menu Type setting for improved translation support.

version 11

What's new in this release:

• Option to customize menu location in the top bar.
• Support for GNOME 49.

version 10

What's new in this release:

• Typing --- or ~~~ in the name field creates a separator line in the menu.
• Adding text after --- or ~~~ creates a labeled separator.
• An "Insert new" option was added to the row menu (alongside Duplicate and Delete) to insert a new row below an existing one.
• A maximize button was added to the preferences window, and the default window size has been changed to better suit a list of commands.
• A notification will now appear when the maximum number of command rows is reached.
• Fixed a bug where dragging and dropping a row to the same location caused it to jump to the top or bottom of the list.
• Fixed a bug where dragging and dropping or deleting a row sometimes caused the view to scroll to a different location.
• Fixed a bug where the row menu sometimes didn't register a selection.

version 9

What's new in this release:

• Redesigned user interface for configuring commands.
• Drag-and-drop to reorder commands.
• Checkbox to toggle visibility of commands in the drop-down menu.
• Add and delete commands as needed instead of showing blank rows.
• Easily duplicate existing command entries.
• Increased maximum number of supported commands to 30.

version 8

• Updated icons for compatibility with GNOME 48.
• Improved code readability.

v9-beta1

Looking for beta testers!

Looking for beta testers for the new interface. Let me know your thoughts!

What's new in this release:

• Redesigned user interface for configuring commands.
• Drag-and-drop support for reordering commands.
• Checkbox option to show or hide commands in the drop-down menu.
• Add and delete commands as needed instead of showing blank rows.
• Option to duplicate existing commands.
• Increased maximum supported commands to 30.

Installation Instructions

1. Download the custom-command-menu.zip file.
2. Run the following command from the terminal: gnome-extensions install --force custom-command-menu.zip
3. Logout and login.

version 7

• Support added for GNOME 48.
• Fixed a compatibility issue with some systems (such as NixOS) by switching from /bin/bash to /usr/bin/env bash for command execution.