Martin Wimpress

@duncte123 I have experienced a similar issue with recent versions of Move Transition. I can reproduce it with OBS 27 as well. Previously working transitions now jump about, and I've...

The change in behaviour I am observing was introduced in this commit: https://github.com/exeldro/obs-move-transition/commit/908cf8a635806344801e2e53973bc611b27dfdbb

I compiled from source using a checkout of https://github.com/exeldro/obs-move-transition/commit/f14c71d12abfe2897a57a5eaee930e576eb599e9 Sadly, I am still seeing jumpy transitions using the new build when compared to 2.6.1. ## Clip 2.6.1 (Smooth) https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/304639/194753111-cf5444f3-fa78-4d33-a952-8d8fd3ccb6e6.mp4 ##...

Thanks @exeldro :+1: I've built from source using https://github.com/exeldro/obs-move-transition/commit/9cc2b1bea37da3b1618a7cbeee1ff0e420a47faa and can confirm that smooth transitions are returned :slightly_smiling_face: It doesn't matter if *Match Nested Scenes* is ticked or unticked in...

I've implemented the chat control commands in Kruiz Control as suggested by @Kruiser8 ``` ################################################################################################################################### # Twitch User # - Save your Twitch username in /settings/twitch/user.txt # # User Token...

Looks like #116 is working towards adding l10n support. I'd love to see that effort rebooted :+1:

*Original comment by* **Jasu Koponen (Bitbucket: [jazqa](https://bitbucket.org/jazqa), GitHub: [jazqa](https://github.com/jazqa))**: ---------------------------------------- I'm only experiencing this bug if mate-menu is on the same panel as the window list. Debian Stretch, OpenSUSE Tumbleweed...

*Original comment by* **Luke Horwell (Bitbucket: [lah7](https://bitbucket.org/lah7), GitHub: [lah7](https://github.com/lah7))**: ---------------------------------------- `inxi` is being dropped from Welcome (16.10), due to changes in dependencies.

*Original comment by* **Yousuf Philips (Bitbucket: [philipzae](https://bitbucket.org/philipzae), GitHub: [philipzae](https://github.com/philipzae))**: ---------------------------------------- i think using inxi would likely be a good option. ``` inxi -G ```

*Original comment by* **Luke Horwell (Bitbucket: [lah7](https://bitbucket.org/lah7), GitHub: [lah7](https://github.com/lah7))**: ---------------------------------------- The procedure currently scans the output of this command: lspci | grep VGA "*NVIDIA*" was found first, so it assumes...