Screen Config Watcher
A tool to watch OS screen configuration changes and change the OBS profile and scene collection accordingly.
Getting display names
Run the screen-config-watcher script with the -vv and -d command line arguments. This will launch it in the
dry-run mode, and you will be able to see the display names in the terminal.
Auto-Start
See contents of the samples directory.
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