Custom Command Toggle

A GNOME extension to create custom quick toggle buttons.

Custom Command Toggle is an extension for GNOME 45+ that lets you create fully customizable quick toggle buttons in the system menu.

Features:

• Run commands and launch custom scripts using quick toggle buttons.
• Assign custom button names and icons.
• Run a command at startup to determine the button's initial state based on the command output, or manually specify whether the button starts as on, off, or in its last known state.
• Run associated on or off command at startup to sync button state if required.
• Keep button states synced to a command's output.
• Option to toggle the button only if the command executes successfully and returns exit code 0 (for use with sudo commands using pkexec sudo where the command could be canceled or incorrect password entered).
• Customize toggle button behavior to toggle or be in an always on or off state.
• Assign keyboard shortcuts to quick toggle buttons.
• Import and export button configurations using an easy-to-edit .ini file.
• Create up to 6 custom buttons.

Documentation

For detailed configuration instructions and setup tips, refer to the
📘 User Guide

Installation

Recommended Installation

Browse for and install this extension through the GNOME Extension Manager, or install through the GNOME Extensions website.

Manual Installation

1. Download the custom-command-toggle.zip file of the latest release.
2. In the terminal run: gnome-extensions install --force custom-command-toggle.zip
3. Logout and login.

To enable and configure the extension:

gnome-extensions enable custom-command-toggle@storageb.github.com
gnome-extensions prefs custom-command-toggle@storageb.github.com

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I hope you found this extension useful!