Gnome Shell Extension to see how many people are online on your mumble server of choice.
This extensions adds an indicator to your gnome shell to see how many users
are currently online on a specified
mumble server.
This should work for all servers that have the allowping
setting set to true
in their configuration (which is the default).
You can configure which server/port to ping and how often this should be done.
This extension requires one of the following Gnome Shell versions:
- 3.38
- 40
- 41
- 42
- 43
- 44
- 45
- 46
It's recommended to install this extension through extensions.gnome.org. You can visit this extensions install page using the button below.
git clone https://github.com/maweil/gnome-shell-extension-mumble-ping.git
cd gnome-shell-extension-mumble-ping
./scripts/deploy.sh
After performing these steps, it is necessary to restart your GNOME Shell (or log out and log in again).
You can then enable the extension using either GNOME's Extension app or using the following command:
gnome-extensions enable mumble-ping@maweil.github.com
If you want to try out this extension without reloading your GNOME Shell, you can try it in a nested session. First, make sure the latest version is installed and enabled if you have done some changes:
./scripts/deploy.sh
gnome-extensions enable mumble-ping@maweil.github.com
Then start a nested gnome shell session:
# Start a nested gnome shell
dbus-run-session -- gnome-shell --nested --wayland
By default, this extension tries to ping a mumble server on your local machine and the default port. You can change this in the extension settings (see screenshot below).
- A big thanks to the Papirus Development Team for designing the Mumble icon that was used (with small modifications) for this extension
This project is licensed under the terms specified in LICENSE.
The folder icons
contains versions of the mumble icon originally designed by
PapirusDevelopmentTeam
under the terms of the GPLv3.
For the use in this extension, colors and size of the icon was modified.