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Ok, the solution was a lot much simpler than I've thought in the beginning. Its just calling ``` echo "echo Hello world" | pkexec /bin/sh ``` ```pkexec``` in Arch called...

You can suggest Debian team to patch [these](https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/blob/3bf5c1d99a0f406be5de84a9d8bddd8ca66f4a80/libAvKys/Plugins/VirtualCamera/src/akvcam/src/vcamak.cpp#L1966) [lines](https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/blob/3bf5c1d99a0f406be5de84a9d8bddd8ca66f4a80/libAvKys/Plugins/VirtualCamera/src/v4l2lb/src/vcamv4l2lb.cpp#L1204) to ``` su.start(sudoBin, QStringList {"/bin/sh"}); ```

@iam-TJ I usually prefer distros to follow upstream, but looking at your explanation, they are actually right. Anyway it was not a big deal to fix that.

I'm not familiarized with midi/osc, how exactly would it work? can you give a list of programs that use that feature?

I've to look better at possible options, before making any change on this. [This](https://github.com/actions/first-interaction/issues/10#issuecomment-546628432) doesn't sounds as a good thing.

Maybe a solution would be adding a context menu and a status icon in non-mobile OS to allow extra functionality like this.

It could be related to webcamoid/WebcamoidIssues#6, but honestly don't expect it to be fixed, it looks more like a bug in Qt code rater than a bug in Webcamoid.

@MrAwesome all Qt bugs can be reported [here](https://bugreports.qt.io/). Also, just in case, the only code controlling the window position is [this](https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/blob/7c68a5b1f117c32467fff092d8c38eca4aa4a34f/StandAlone/share/qml/main.qml#L37): ``` ApplicationWindow { // ... x: (Screen.width - mediaTools.windowWidth)...

The weird things of Qml, I assumed that the window position was set only on startup.

@iam-TJ I prefer to close issues after the release, because the bugs, features, etc., were patched in working code but not in the actual release, and people will get confused...