A Gnome Shell extension that allows you to hide selected output/input devices from the Quick Settings audio devices panel. Thanks to it, your Quick Settings panel will list only those devices that you actually use making it easier to quickly switch between them. Check out the https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/6000/quick-settings-audio-devices-renamer/ if you'd rather want to rename some device than hide it.
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btw, what's the reason for not holding all those signals in the same class (line 115 `MixerWrapper`)? I mean you can disconnect them in `unsubscribe` without getting any inputs and that can make the code more readable.
Thanks! Missed that.
Yeah, it could work also the way you described, I think both ways are valid approaches. A potential downside would be that calling `unsubscribe()` would always unsubscribe everything. It could be that a few subscriptions could be established, and we wouldn't want to drop all of them. It doens't apply in the case of my extension though.
Quick Settings Audio Devices Hider