Thanks. It’s really intended to solve picture in picture for any application, but it looks like it does exactly was OP was requesting too.

I think I’d recommend OBS too, but I guess this is possible with an application I wrote.

If you want to install it, it is available on Flathub here.

edit: My webp video stopped loading for me, so uploaded a mirror to YouTube here

Thank you. I’ve been using it daily and I was starting to worry it was just me. Flathub shows all these installs but my traffic on Github has mostly just been clones without views.

It’s only 1 line of difference from the examples, but I did multiple mirrors to get the winding.

color = vec4(color.g, color.b, color.r, color.a);

And from that video, I took a screenshot

You say “mirrored window” so do I understand that right that if its just a mirror, I can’t close the original window nor open this view without the original window?

It does have to stay open. I’m able to minimize the original window, but I don’t know how well that will work across different versions of Linux. It does require an original window to mirror.

I mean still extremely cool stuff even if you can’t do that. That just would make it even cooler. Will install it later. :) Hyped to try that out. Such a nice idea

Thank you. I hope it seems useful and not too confusing to use.