Add Focused App Volume - #45
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Is there a plan to support non KDE Desktops in the future? If not, maybe it would be worth it to reflect that in the name. |
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Also please don't use opendeck in the name, since it could imply to others that this could be an official plugin. |
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There is no OpenDeck in the name right now. |
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The current implementation depends on KWin/kdotool, so I've renamed it to make that limitation explicit. Broader desktop support could be considered later. |
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Adds Focused App Volume, an OpenDeck/OpenAction plugin for controlling the PipeWire volume of the currently focused application on KDE Plasma/Linux.
Repository: https://github.com/tehFred/opendeck-focused-volume
The plugin supports Stream Deck+ encoder volume control, mute, live application name/icon/volume feedback, Steam/Proton games, and applications with child audio processes such as Signal.