gnome-shell-timer
gnome-shell-timer copied to clipboard
olebowle
Another bloody gnome shell api change that are only documented in git…
…hub complaints of extensions that no longer seem to work.
Apparently slider.connect('value-changed' ... is now slider.connect('notify::value'
!@$ss#
FWIW, I have created a fork of gnome-shell-timer where I merged your pull request and some other pending changes that I had in the Debian package. I won't spend much time on the extension but I will gladly review and merge contributions like yours in the future to keep it working with the latest GNOME releases.
I can even grant you commit rights if you are interested.
It's over here: https://github.com/rhertzog/gnome-shell-timer
FWIW, I have created a fork of gnome-shell-timer where I merged your pull request and some other pending changes that I had in the Debian package. I won't spend much time on the extension but I will gladly review and merge contributions like yours in the future to keep it working with the latest GNOME releases.
I can even grant you commit rights if you are interested.
It's over here: https://github.com/rhertzog/gnome-shell-timer
Thanks, but I decided to bite the bullet in December and rewrite the extension,
https://github.com/blackjackshellac/kitchenTimer
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3955/kitchen-timer/
Check it out, it can run multiple simultaneous timers and has tons of other features.
Check it out, it can run multiple simultaneous timers and has tons of other features.
Nice! I'm glad that I don't have to maintain my fork and that I can switch to your extension. I might even package it for Debian at some point, as a replacement for gnome-shell-timer.
Great. I added support for 3.36 for an ubuntu 20.04 LTS user, but I doubt I'd be able t easily backup to anything prior to that. but I never did try 18 or 19.