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You can also install gpu screen recorder from [flathub](https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.dec05eba.gpu_screen_recorder) which includes this UI.
# Usage
Press `Left Alt+Z` to show/hide the UI. Go into settings (the icon on the right) to view all of the different hotkeys configured.\
You can start the overlay UI and make it start automatically on system startup by running `systemctl enable --now --user gpu-screen-recorder-ui`.
Alternatively you can run `gsr-ui` and go into settings and enable start on system startup setting.\
If you use a non-systemd distro and want to start the UI on system startup then you have to manually add `gsr-ui launch-daemon` to your system startup script.\
Start the program by running `gsr-ui` or clicking on `GPU Screen Recorder` on your desktop or in your application launcher.
Press `Left Alt+Z` to show/hide the UI. Go into the settings (the icon on the right) to view all of the different hotkeys configured.\
If you want the program to start on system startup and have it running in the background where it can be controlled with the hotkeys at any time
then open the UI and go into the settings (the icon on the right) and enable "Start program on system startup?".\
The application will be added to `~/.config/autostart/gpu-screen-recorder-ui.desktop`. This will be launched automatically when you use a desktop environment,
but if you use a minimal window manager then you need to use a XDG autostart program such as `dex`, or launch the program manually from your window manager startup script.\
A program called `gsr-ui-cli` is also installed when installing this software. This can be used to remotely control the UI. Run `gsr-ui-cli --help` to list the available commands.
# Dependencies