gpu-screen-recorder - The fastest screen recording tool for Linux

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2026-08-07	Revert "Clear replay data in replay save thread to not block the main ↵	dec05eba
	capture thread" This reverts commit 5db30f3fb99545524fc80f87ecc488972aec1711.
2026-08-06	Faster shutdown time when several gb of replay data is in ram	dec05eba

2026-08-06	Clear replay data in replay save thread to not block the main capture thread	dec05eba

2026-08-05	ipc: save-replay: add restart-replay option	dec05eba

2026-08-05	ipc: response with video path in save recording/replay	dec05eba

2026-08-02	Add -ipc option to control gpu-screen-recorder over a unix domain socket	dec05eba
	The socket accepts the same commands as the signal handlers, except that saving a replay takes an arbitrary number of seconds instead of only the fixed times that the signals provide. Requests and replies are newline terminated json objects and every request is replied to, parsed with the sj.h json library that was added to external. Requests are handled on a thread that only runs while the recorder exists, so the recorder control fields are now atomics, which they have to be now that another thread writes them.
2026-08-02	Fix indentation and spacing of the code moved out of main.cpp	dec05eba

2026-08-02	Add resource cleanup on all paths	dec05eba
	The recorder, screenshot and cli now free everything they create, also when setup fails. Adds gsr_windowing_deinit, implements the missing gsr_window_destroy and destroys the pipewire registry proxy.
2026-08-01	Rewrite main.cpp in C as a thin CLI on top of a new gsr_recorder library API	dec05eba
	The recording setup, record loop and teardown moved into a gsr_recorder pseudo class that reports saved recordings through callbacks, so the CLI only parses arguments, handles signals and prints results. The project is now built as pure C.
2026-08-01	Move screenshot capture and CLI commands from main.cpp into separate modules	dec05eba
	The list commands return exit codes through args_parser instead of exiting.
2026-08-01	Move muxing and replay saving from main.cpp into muxer and replay_save modules	dec05eba
	Replay saving uses a pthread with an owning result struct instead of std::future and a global output filepath.
2026-08-01	Move audio capture from main.cpp into audio_capture module and replace ↵	dec05eba
	std::thread with pthread Audio device and mix threads are now pthreads with explicit context structs, and the paused time tracking moved into a gsr_recording_clock.
2026-08-01	Move audio input parsing and validation from main.cpp into audio_input module	dec05eba

2026-08-01	Move capture source parsing and capture creation from main.cpp into C modules	dec05eba
	Capture sources are C structs with fixed size names and a growable array, and the lazily initialized kms client, night light and cursor globals are now owned by gsr_capture_deps.
2026-08-01	Move windowing setup from main.cpp into windowing module	dec05eba
	The recording path and the list commands now share the same windowing setup code instead of duplicating it.
2026-08-01	Move video/audio codec selection from main.cpp into codec_select module	dec05eba
	Codec selection returns gsr_error values instead of exiting, and takes gsr_recorder_settings instead of the argument parser.
2026-08-01	Move audio/video codec setup from main.cpp into C modules	dec05eba
	Adds gsr_recorder_settings, a library-friendly settings struct embedded in args_parser, so the new modules don't depend on the argument parser. The codec functions return errors instead of exiting.