Quick Settings Audio Devices Renamer

Quick Settings Audio Devices Renamer is a handy little GNOME Shell extension that does exactly what it sounds like. It lets you rename your audio devices right in the Quick Settings Sound section!

Why Rename Audio Devices?

Picture this: you have a bunch of audio devices in your Quick Settings menu, and they all have these super technical names or long titles that just don’t make sense. Wouldn't it be easier if you could give them names that actually mean something to you?

Make It Personal!

With the Quick Settings Audio Devices Renamer, you can change those confusing names to whatever you want! Some fun examples include "Super Expensive Headphones," "I-Have-an-USB-Speaker?," or even "My-Way-Too-Old-Soundcard." You can get really creative with it!

Easy to Use

This extension might seem a bit niche, but trust me, it works like magic. Just like most GNOME Shell extensions, it's super user-friendly. To get started, install the extension using the Extension Manager, or check out its official EGO page. Once it's installed, go to the Settings/Preferences area and edit those labels however you'd like!

A Reset Button for Fun

If you ever get tired of your funny custom names, there's even a handy Reset button to bring everything back to normal.

The Creator Behind the Magic

Fun fact: Quick Settings Audio Devices Renamer was created by Marcin Jahn, who also made another cool tool called Quick Settings Audio Devices Hider. So if you're into customizing your audio setup, these two extensions work perfectly together!

Conclusion

If you're looking for an easy way to personalize your audio device names in GNOME, then Quick Settings Audio Devices Renamer is definitely worth checking out. It's simple and gets the job done without any fuss!