Linux command
cinnamon-extension-tool 命令
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常用示例
List all installed extensions
cinnamon-extension-tool --list --extension
List all installed applets
cinnamon-extension-tool --list --applet
List all installed desklets
cinnamon-extension-tool --list --desklet
Enable an extension by UUID
cinnamon-extension-tool --enable [extension-uuid]
Disable an extension by UUID
cinnamon-extension-tool --disable [extension-uuid]
Reload the Cinnamon shell
cinnamon-extension-tool --reload
说明
cinnamon-extension-tool manages Cinnamon "spices" (applets, desklets, extensions, and themes) from the command line. It provides functionality for listing, enabling, disabling, and reloading desktop components without using the graphical settings interface. Each spice is identified by a unique UUID, which can be obtained from the --list output. Enabled items are marked with an asterisk (*).
参数
- --list
- List installed spices of the specified type
- --enable _UUID_
- Enable the spice with the specified UUID
- --disable _UUID_
- Disable the spice with the specified UUID
- --reload
- Reload the Cinnamon shell
- --applet
- Target panel applets
- --desklet
- Target desktop widgets
- --extension
- Target shell extensions
- --lnf
- Target look & feel themes
FAQ
What is the cinnamon-extension-tool command used for?
cinnamon-extension-tool manages Cinnamon "spices" (applets, desklets, extensions, and themes) from the command line. It provides functionality for listing, enabling, disabling, and reloading desktop components without using the graphical settings interface. Each spice is identified by a unique UUID, which can be obtained from the --list output. Enabled items are marked with an asterisk (*).
How do I run a basic cinnamon-extension-tool example?
Run `cinnamon-extension-tool --list --extension` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --list do in cinnamon-extension-tool?
List installed spices of the specified type