Control: found -1 25.0.3+dfsg-1 Control: notfound -1 25.0.3-0-g3c78a8aa-1 Control: block -1 by 915400 On 2020-04-07 00:58:49 -0400, Christian Weeks wrote: > Package: obs-studio > Version: 25.0.3-0-g3c78a8aa-1 > Severity: wishlist > > Dear Maintainer, > > OBS 25 supports the obs-browser plugin. Sadly, this is not an independently buildable module, and needs to > be built as part of building the rest of OBS. I have had some conversations with the developers on this > on the OBS discord and they confirmed this is by design and won't change. It is designed to be linked into > the source tree at OBS build time and built that way. It is separated for development reasons only. > > The legacy obs-linux-browser plugin has retired in favour of the official plugin. > > Therefore, at present, I have to build my own packages of OBS to use the browser plugin. Many new features > of OBS are likely to be dependent on the OBS browser plugin in future (as is already seen in the Windows > version). > > I realize this feature relies on the Chrome Embedded Framework to work, so it may be challenging? Is there > debian policy on CEF? It seems many "browsery" features of other products use this strategy these days > rather than deal with the hideous mess that is modern browser standards. This is currently blocked by 915400. Cheers -- Sebastian Ramacher
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