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termainal support #148
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Currently I'm not sure its possible - but I could be wrong as I'm still learning how gnome-extensions. You can generally do this by using dconf/gconf or gsettings - or variety of other tools. The issue is, at least on my system there is no schema defined for this extension so the settings can't be controlled via the gsettings/dconf route. Just to show you what the command would look like - at least to get the settings not set them (this won't work as no schema is defined)
I'll have a look at how difficult this would be todo. |
That would be great. I was hoping to use a script to evaluate conditions
and then turn on and off as conditions determine. Open SSH sessions, samba
file, transcoding then keep awake otherwise allow sleep.
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 4:19 PM Thomas ***@***.***> wrote:
Currently I'm not sure its possible - but I could be wrong as I'm still
learning how gnome-extensions.
You can generally do this by using dconf/gconf or gsettings - or variety
of other tools. The issue is, at least on my system there is no schema
defined for this extension so the settings can't be controlled via the
gsettings/dconf route. Just to show you what the command would look like -
at least to get the settings not set them (this won't work as no schema is
defined)
gsettings get org.gnome.shell.caffeine user-enabled
I'll have a look at how difficult this would be todo.
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Why not just use |
Did anyone figure out a way to do it? This would be very useful and will solve a lot of issues like making a hotkey to toggle, changing caffeine setting based on some event or script etc. |
is caffine able to be toggled from a terminal command?
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