According to the forum, it sounds like you have it solved now. The
issue is that if you're using Wayland, X applications can't read the
screen. Actually, Wayland apps can't do that directly either. There's
a new system called pipewire that provides that support now and will
eventually take over from pulseaudio and jack as well. You need an
application that has support for pipewire, which I assume the latest OBS
does now.
Thanks for clarifying that for me.
Since the application I needed with pipewire was on flathub and that
application without pipewire was on the standard Fedora F31 repository,
I'm curious. Is there is a plan that flatpacs will be in a standard
repository on Fedora in the future? I suppose some or all of the
flatpacs might be absorbed into, for instance, Fedora Modular?
Thanks again and Have a Great Day!
Pat (tablepc)
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