Maybe creating a package "cef-minimal-obs" which provide the CEF needed for the actual stable version OBS Studio would be a better idea rather than providing the latest CEF. The CEF used for OBS Studio shall be the version recommended/used by the team.Īctually CEF 3809 (76.1.13+gf19c584+chromium-.132) is used for version 26 like the official PPA.Īnd CEF 4280 (87.1.14+ga29e9a3+chromium-.141) is used for version 27. So it can be compiled from source if needed or we can use spotify build. The CEF provided by OBS Project has no unmerged PR on the Linux side unlike Windows and Mac version. The lack of obs-vst and ftl protocol comes also from this too, but this is not the place to talk about it. Github source code tarball don't provide the submodules, this is why some plugins are always stripped from the build tree. (and also OAuth related things like Twitch and Restream integration but needs to use OBS Project client ids). When compiling obs-studio with obs-browser it provide browser source but also provides browser docks My understanding is that this is officially part of OBS and maintained along with the rest of the code base. It is implemented as a plugin, but so are many things in OBS. I asked that question specifically in issue 219 just now.ĮDIT: Answer:"The plugin is already enabled in 26.1.1 Ubuntu PPA builds and will be updated in v27 to a newer version." Since they do consider issue 219 resolved I suppose they will include the browser source in their official packages again. The conflict mentioned there is the issue 219 which we have been discussing here. While Linux is supported, the official ppa does not currently include the browser source due to a conflict with GTK." "This plugin is included by default on official packages on Windows and macOS. "We no longer support building obs-browser separately from obs-studio because there are features in obs-studio that rely on building the application with obs-browser enabled." As far as I understand it is now part of OBS proper.
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