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2 title = "doomsday"
3 description = "A GNOME Shell extension that counts down to the dates you care about."
4 weight = 60
5 date = 2026-02-09
6
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8 tier = "brief"
9
10 eyebrow = "GNOME Shell extension · JavaScript"
11 tagline = "A countdown is only useful where you already look. This one lives in the top panel, next to the clock."
12 lang = "JavaScript"
13 license = "GPL-3.0"
14 version = ""
15 platform = "GNOME 45 · 46 · 47"
16 repo = "https://github.com/sqzer-x/doomsday"
17 stars = 0
18 accent = "#c98a8a"
19 mark = ""
20 logo = ""
21
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24 ]
25
26 facts = [
27 { value = "45–47", label = "GNOME" },
28 { value = "∞", label = "Events" },
29 { value = "midnight", label = "Refreshes" },
30 { value = "GPL-3.0", label = "License" },
31 ]
32
33 features_eyebrow = ""
34 features_title = ""
35 features_intro = ""
36 features = []
37
38 session_eyebrow = ""
39 session_title = ""
40 session_shell = ""
41 session_caption = ""
42 session_lines = []
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44 cta_title = ""
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48
49 D-Day counters in the GNOME top panel. Add as many events as you like, switch
50 between them with one click, and edit or delete them from the extension menu
51 without opening preferences — which is the difference between a thing you use
52 and a thing you configure once and forget.
53
54 The count rolls over at midnight, and the panel position is yours to pick: left,
55 centre or right.
56
57 Install through Extension Manager with the packaged zip, or clone the repository
58 and run `./install.sh`.