Hacking: Add Output Device Chooser on Gnome Shell Sound Menu

If you have more than one sound cards, it’s inconvenient to change sound output device by Volume Menu -> Sound Settings -> Output -> Choose a device for sound output.

Here’s a Gnome Shell extension by TigerSoldier that adds output device chooser on Volume Menu so that you can choose the default output device without launching Sound Settings.

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This extension is available in extensions.gnome.org (open it in gnome shell via firefox browser).

Code: https://github.com/tigersoldier/Output-device-chooser-on-volume-menu

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