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OBS Studio Now Ready with Wayland Capture Support

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Re: OBS Studio Now Ready with Wayland Capture Support

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post #2

Nice. I suppose mounting the output as a virtual camera isn't supported yet?

Should work fine, I've done it recently. Just make sure you have the latest version, and the v4l2loopback kernel module installed.

https://jonathanbossenger.com/obs-studio-linux-virtual-camer...

Re: OBS Studio Now Ready with Wayland Capture Support

#14

Totally unrelated but: The day I can wireless screencast my Linux Laptop to my home television I will lite a candle.

You can. I do it: hdmi wireless is a thing ! Just plug it. I have used one with dual input and repeater (outputs what is selected as input).

Re: OBS Studio Now Ready with Wayland Capture Support

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post #7

I think the original blog post from the developer is a better link: https://feaneron.com/2021/03/30/obs-studio-on-wayland/ Michael added zero extra information on top of that.

I appreciate the summary. Also there's a clear link in the summary to the developer's much longer post.

Re: OBS Studio Now Ready with Wayland Capture Support

#18
When I made the jul over to full time Linux last February,this is something iran into and was confused about. Wayland was the default on Ubuntu, and it worked great! Except for a lot of applications that just wouldn't load... After some reading, I moved to X, but I can't wait for the day Wayland is ready to go.

Will there ever be a good way to run things like dmenu on Wayland? I'm still a novice, but will all X programs need to be converted?

Re: OBS Studio Now Ready with Wayland Capture Support

#20

What's up with the recent Flatpack/Snap fetish? Doesn't anybody just get their software into a distro anymore? Edit: EFF's recommendation for certbot, their ACME/LetsEncrypt client, is to use snap on a freaking server. Why?

Which distro can I use right now except maybe ArchLinux if I want the latest OBS ? Like, right now ?
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