Change your system accent colors dynamically based on your wallpaper. Adapt your GNOME Shell, Adwaita apps, adw-gtk3, and folder/app icons like a chameleon.
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You already have getttext in the entry point, what's the reason for not using that? Also you can see how to import the gettext to prefs process: https://gjs.guide/extensions/upgrading/gnome-shell-45.html#preferences
Lines 556-582 are used to display it as a separate application in the grid. This was the only solution I found to make this possible without it looking like I'm just opening a shortcut to GNOME Extensions. If it doesn't run as an app, it has a slightly different and more limited workflow, since the extension settings can only be opened one at a time.
I also tried applying it in a separate file, but .js files cannot be sent if they are not imported somewhere.
Why not this? ```bash gnome-extensions prefs user-accent-colors@fabito02 ```
In this case, I was looking for something slightly similar to what we have with GSConnect. It behaves like an application when opened through its .desktop file. I used the method you mentioned in previous versions, it was the first method I found in my research, but it still behaves like an extension when opened. Specifically, it can't be used in parallel with other extension windows due to the limitation of one window at a time, somewhat negating the point of using a shortcut and breaking the initialization if you have the settings of another extension open and forgot to close them beforehand.
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