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Kodi has some IPTV addons

It's google, it's okay when they do it /s

Owncast might fit your needs

I'm glad to hear that, have fun buddy. If it stops working one day feel free to dm me so I can fix my Frida script :)

Well that was quick :D Have fun buddy

No biggie, I quite enjoy helping people :) I tried to keep everything as simple as possible

Don't worry, I made you a quick install script to setup Frida for your Specific use case:

#!/bin/sh

DIR="$HOME/Frida"
mkdir "$DIR"
cd "$DIR"

python -m venv "./python"
source "./python/bin/activate"

pip install frida-tools

wget https://github.com/frida/frida/releases/download/16.1.4/frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86.xz
unxz frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86.xz
chmod u+x frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86

echo "#!/bin/sh
source ./python/bin/activate
frida -R -l _agent.js \$(pidof steam)" > inject.sh
chmod u+x inject.sh

echo "#!/bin/sh
sudo ./frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86" > launch-server.sh

chmod u+x launch-server.sh

Make sure that your system has python3 installed, otherwise the script will most likely fail.

Now run my script, then download my _agent.js from https://anonymfile.com/84jO/agent.js and put it into your /home/YourUserName/Frida folder. After that navigate there and run ./launch-server.sh in your terminal. Open up another terminal in the same directory and enter ./inject.sh already, but don't press enter yet. Then startup steam and quickly execute the previously prepared ./inject.sh

That's it, good luck and enjoy :) If something's unclear feel free to reach out, and I know injecting it is annoying but I just can't be bothered to make yet another script to inject it fully automatically just yet

No biggie, let me upload it for you and also create a quick tutorial

If you only need a simple dlc unlocker + family sharing bypass for the native steam linux client I can give you one. It's a frida script, so it's unwieldy to inject it

You're welcome

Have fun playing Starfield :)

Sorry for double commenting but you could also try this instead of the aur nvidia-beta package

And I'd generally recommed using -dkms versions of the nvidia driver

[ 1711.740] (EE) NVIDIA: system's kernel log for additional error messages and

Maybe try this then? Kernel log can be read via

$sudo dmesg

or

$journalctl -k

I'd recommend journalctl, best to also append -b to only get the kernel logs for the current boot

For easier navigation enter a / and input nvidia, this will search your journal. Press n to go to the next result and shift + n to go to the previous one