A GNOME Shell extension that allows you to toggle the AmneziaWG (via [email protected]) conveniently from the system status bar. The extension supports custom icons for light and dark themes, which can be manually configured through the preferences.
Important
Extension requires AmneziaWG Kernel Module and AmneziaWG Tools to be installed
- Start/Stop awg-quick Service with a single click.
- Configure the interface name directly in the settings.
- Customizable icons for active/inactive states for both dark and light themes.
- Manual theme selection for icons (dark or light).
- Adjustable icon size.
- 43 -
master
branch,v1
tag
git clone https://github.com/amnezia-vpn/amneziawg-gnome-extension.git ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/amneziawg@amnezia-vpn
add
--branch v<version tag>
if you need exact version
wget https://github.com/amnezia-vpn/amneziawg-gnome-extension/releases/download/v1/[email protected]
gnome-extensions install [email protected] --force
Replace
v1
in url withv<version tag>
if you need exact version
- Restart GNOME Shell
- For X11: press
Alt + F2
, typer
, and hitEnter
. - For Wayland: logout and login again
- Enable the extension using GNOME Extensions app or with
gnome-extensions enable amneziawg@amnezia-vpn
command
Open the extension preferences through the GNOME Extensions app to configure the following:
- Interface Name: Specify the system interface name (default is awg0).
- Icon Size: Adjust the size of the icons displayed in the system panel.
- Icon Theme: Choose between dark or light theme icons.
The extension interacts with the systemctl command to manage the AWG Quick Service:
- Start:
sudo systemctl start awg-quick@<interface>
- Stop:
sudo systemctl stop awg-quick@<interface>
Ensure that the awg-quick service is properly configured on your system.
You can use this instructions to install AmneziaWG
- Configuration Directory:
/etc/amnezia/amneziawg/
- Configuration File Name Format:
*.conf
- Configuration File Permissions: Any 'root' readable
Tip
While the configuration file can have any name, it is recommended to name it awg0.conf
, as this name is used by default by the application. However, you can choose any name and update the configuration in the extension settings accordingly.
The command triggered by the extension button requires sudo
permissions. To avoid entering your password each time you toggle the button, add a sudoers file with the following content:
io ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/systemctl
This project is licensed under the GPL-2.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.
Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to improve this extension.