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You can start the overlay UI and make it start automatically on system startup by running `systemctl enable --now --user gpu-screen-recorder-ui`. 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.\ Alternatively you can run `gsr-ui` and go into settings and enable start on system startup setting.\
Press `Left Alt+Z` to show/hide the UI. Go into settings to view all of the different hotkeys configured.\ Press `Left Alt+Z` to show/hide the UI. Go into settings to view all of the different hotkeys configured.\
If you use a non-systemd distro and want to start the UI on system startup then you have to manually add `gsr-ui` to your system startup script.\ 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.\
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. 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.
# Installation # Installation