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Replace / and \ with space in application name

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@@ -217,3 +217,18 @@ The UI is unusable on a vertical monitor.
Steam overlay interfers with controller input in gsr ui. Maybe move controller handling the gsr-global-hotkeys to do a grab on the controller, to only give the key input to gsr ui.
Add option to show recording status with scroll lock led (use x11 xkb). Blink when starting/stopping recording and set led on when recording is running and set led off when not recording.
Use /dev/input/eventN or /dev/hidrawN for controller input since /dev/input/jsN buttons are different on different controllers, for example home button is different on ps4 (10), gamesir (8) and hori (12).
For joysticks (gamepads) create a virtual device for each one (/dev/uinput) that has the same vendor, product and name. This is to make sure that it behaves the same way in applications since applications
access joysticks directly through /dev/input/eventN or /dev/input/jsN. It needs the same number of buttons and pretend to be a controller of the same time, for example a ps4 controller
so that games automatically display ps4 buttons if supported.
This also allows us to copy event bits and other data from the device instead of saying we support everything.
This should fix the issue of not being able to write to /dev/uinput with ABS_X event bit set.
Maybe do this for regular keyboard inputs as well?
Use generic icons for controller input in settings and allow configuring them.
Add option to include game name in file name (video and screenshot). Replace / with space.
Check if the focused window is on top on x11 when choosing to take screenshot or show the window as the background of the overlay.