WireGuard

I couldn't get this to work either, but If you only have one vpn you can use the applet "Bash Sensors" instead. Since wg-quick needs sudo, I added the following line with visudo: ALL ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/wg-quick Warning: This is a huge security risk! Since wg_quick a bash script, you're giving root access to anyone who can edit it. I used these settings for Bash Sensors: - Refresh interval: 10 sec - Shell: sh - Command 1: echo '' - Two-line mode: Off - Dynamic icon: On - Cmd: ls /sys/class/net | grep <wg config name> > /dev/null && echo "<path to On icon>" || echo "<path to Off icon>" Note: PNG's can be used for icons. These are the ones I used: https://findicons.com/files/icons/1933/symbols/128/green_light.png https://findicons.com/files/icons/1933/symbols/128/red_light.png - Dynamic tooltip: On - Cmd: ls /sys/class/net | grep <wg config name> > /dev/null && echo "<wg config name>: UP" || echo "<wg config name>: DOWN" - Menu command (on applet left-click): ls /sys/class/net | grep <wg config name> > /dev/null && sudo wg-quick up <wg config name> || sudo wg-quick down <wg config name> - Display output: Off My config for the lazy (~/.cinnamon/configs/bash-sensors@pkkk/45.json): https://pastebin.com/KqQQNcJc

Hello everytime my kernel updates your extension breaks it seems it has to do with the name of the updated file i was wondering if you can update this applet to detect those changes