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Ability to run a foreground process, and keep the button active while the process is running, and clicking to deactivate sends SIGTERM.
Instead of having commands for Toogle ON, Toogle OFF, Check Status.
You only need Command, ex.: nginx -g 'daemon off;' and the button is active while the command is running.
This is an interesting idea. However, after looking into it, I think this is out of scope for this extension, at least for right now. Having an extension supervise/manage any long-running processes the user may launch introduces several reliability and design issues.
It is not currently supported, but I plan to add support for DBus events in the future per this issue to eliminate the need for polling a service to get its status.
With that, a better approach for your use case would then be to create a user systemd service to start and stop the process, and then have the extension sync the toggle state via DBus. Systemd is much better equipped to handle this rather than the extend itself.
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StorageB commentedon Feb 15, 2026
This is an interesting idea. However, after looking into it, I think this is out of scope for this extension, at least for right now. Having an extension supervise/manage any long-running processes the user may launch introduces several reliability and design issues.
It is not currently supported, but I plan to add support for DBus events in the future per this issue to eliminate the need for polling a service to get its status.
With that, a better approach for your use case would then be to create a user systemd service to start and stop the process, and then have the extension sync the toggle state via DBus. Systemd is much better equipped to handle this rather than the extend itself.