Hi @hajdbo ,

excellent extension, thank you!

I use a hardware switch (F4 on my laptop) to mute/unmute. During meetings, I do not use the 'software button' (provided by the application, e.g. in Zoom or Google Meet), but just use the F4 button. However, when you use the F4 button, there isn't an indication whether the mic is on or off. Because I couldn't work out how to manipulate the OSD, I therefore use a USB-plug-in LED [blink(1) / blinkstick nano] to indicate when I'm live or not. May sound a bit over the top - but, I have a lot of meetings, with the meeting application in the background while co-working, so I find this really helpful.

Your extension shows how to manipulate OSD, which is really cool. Would it be possible to add an option to keep the 'mic-level' OSD visible indefinitely? I.e., when the mic comes on, the mic-level OSD stays visible indefinitely, until the mic is switched off?

Many thanks!

What the title says. Thank you.

I tried the extension for Ubuntu 17.10 and changed the values to test it. The OSD kept showing in the top-middle of the screen.

Congratulations on the extension as it's very useful. I've left a review. I would also like to suggest a new feature. As described in this gnome-shell bug report:

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/327

It makes sense to only display the OSD on the internal screen so it doesn't disrupt presentations or videos being shown. I had a quick look at the gnome-shell code and this extensions' and it seems like it would be relatively simple to add as an option to BetterOSD.

Is there any plan to update the extension for supporting 21.10?