Use --filesystem backend for silent GNOME extension installs

postinstall.sh

@@ -512,23 +512,18 @@ install_gnome_extensions() {
     # Define the tool path explicitly to avoid 'pipx run' overhead/warnings
     EXTENSION_TOOL="$HOME/.local/bin/gnome-extensions-cli"
 
-    log_info "Installing GNOME extensions..."
+    log_info "Installing GNOME extensions without user prompts (--filesystem backend)..."
-    log_info "NOTE: A popup may appear asking you to confirm installation for each extension."
-    log_info "If the extension is already installed, no popup will appear."
 
     for extension in "${GNOME_EXTENSIONS[@]}"; do
         log_info "Processing $extension..."
 
-        # Install (using the direct binary path)
+        # Install using the filesystem backend to bypass the GUI confirmation popups
-        "$EXTENSION_TOOL" install "$extension"
+        "$EXTENSION_TOOL" --filesystem install "$extension"
         check_status "GNOME Extension $extension" "non-critical"
 
         # Attempt to enable the extension (in case it's installed but disabled)
         log_info "Ensuring $extension is enabled..."
-        gnome-extensions enable "$extension"
+        gnome-extensions enable "$extension" || true
-
-        # Prompt user to press Enter to continue
-        read -p "Press Enter to continue (if a popup appeared, confirm it first)..."
     done
 
     log_info "Installing waywallen-display extension from GitHub..."