Adds a PulseAudio shortcuts menu to the Volume Menu. GS >= 3.4 can manage the displayed shortcuts via the prefs tool. The shortcuts are displayed above Sound Settings, and also get added above various 'SoundMenu' extensions which force themselves to load at a desired position, we do no such forcing here. The 'PulseAudio' menu text can also be modified via the prefs tool. (Credit: lmedinas, Xes) This depends on the following, of which is your choice to use and install. To verify they are installed open a terminal and try to run any of the following: pavucontrol paprefs pavumeter pulseaudio-equalizer paman qpaeq gstreamer-properties
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You didn't fix all the indentation, just some of it. Nevertheless, this looks good enough.
Would that mean: let app = Util.spawn([CUSTOM_COMMAND]); app.activate(); Probably needs fixed? It would make sense to me, but I am curious. I was also wondering what the terminology might be for the different indentations, if any, is there any reading you might suggest? -Gratz.
No. I'm talking about the code in enable and disable. The code in _onCustomApp seems to be fine.
Pulse Audio Shortcuts