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I had a spare raspberry pi 4 and compiled OBS on it just this weekend, the idea was to have a physically gapped machine just for streaming development (with no
by hobo_mark 5y ago
I had a spare raspberry pi 4 and compiled OBS on it just this weekend, the idea was to have a physically gapped machine just for streaming development (with no personal information on it at all, just the code). It runs OBS + VSCode surprisingly well! (unfortunately I learned my upload bandwidth is wholly inadequate for decent fullscreen live video but at least the pi can take it without overheating).
- capableweb 5y agoAre you using some operating system that doesn't have multi-user support by any chance? Otherwise, most modern operating systems allows you to have multiple users per machine, where their files are separated, so you could have one "normal" user you use for day-to-day, and one "streaming" user where you only do streaming from. That's how I make sure everything is separated for me when working VS streaming work (on Windows and Arch Linux, I'm 100% confident macOS has multi-user support as well)
- hobo_mark 5y agoI'd be using both my primary machine and the streaming one in parallel (on two monitors, using synergy as a kvm), the primary one for browsing, music, git and chat. Seamlessly moving mouse, keyboard and clipboard between setups beats having to switch users back and forth all the time.