gnome-extensions

Gnome-extensions is a command line tool used for managing the extensions in the GNOME Shell desktop environment. It provides a convenient way to enable, disable, install, and remove extensions from the command line interface.

With gnome-extensions, users can easily explore the available extensions and get information about each extension, including its name, description, and the version. The tool also allows users to search for specific extensions based on their name or functionality.

Enabling or disabling an extension using gnome-extensions is straightforward, and the changes take effect immediately without the need to restart the desktop environment. This makes it convenient for users to quickly customize their GNOME Shell experience.

The tool also provides the ability to install extensions from local files or URLs, allowing users to easily try out new or experimental extensions. Similarly, gnome-extensions allows users to remove installed extensions effortlessly.

Gnome-extensions integrates well with other GNOME command line tools and utilities, making it a powerful tool for managing and customizing the desktop environment. It provides users with extensive control over their extensions, allowing them to fine-tune their GNOME Shell experience.

Additionally, gnome-extensions supports various options and flags that enable users to perform specific actions, such as updating extensions, listing all installed extensions, or checking for updates of installed extensions.

Overall, gnome-extensions is a valuable command line tool for GNOME Shell users who prefer managing their extensions through the command line interface, offering a seamless and efficient extension management experience.