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Streamlink Twitch GUI 1 2 0 Adds Support For Communities And Team Pages Basic Hotkeys

Streamlink Twitch GUI features:

• supports both Streamlink as well as the deprecated Livestreamer;
• watch streams in the video player of your choice;
• watch multiple streams at once;
• integrated Twitch.tv login (OAuth) with access to subscriptions and followed channels and games;
• follow your favorite channels and games;
• filter streams by channel or broadcaster language;
• displays desktop notifications whenever a followed channel starts broadcasting;
• join the Twitch chat using different chat applications;
• customizable settings for streams (like default quality and buffer), video player parameters, GUI and more;
• individual channel settings;
• tray / appindicator which allows pausing the notifications;
• light and dark themes.

Streamlink Twitch GUI 1.2.0

• 0: go to homepage
• 1-8: visit various main menu routes (9 reserved for future VODs menu)
• F1: about
• F10: watching
• F11: login/logout
• F12: settings
• Slash: focus search bar
• Esc/Backspace: close modal dialog (or cancel action)
• Enter: confirm modal dialog and close it
• C: open chat (stream popup or channel page)
• F: follow / unfollow channel
• E: open Twitch emotes website (stream popup or channel page)
• U: copy channel URL (stream popup or channel page)
• S: subscribe channel (stream popup or channel page)
• Q/X: Close stream (stream popup)
• L: Toggle Streamlink/Livestreamer log (stream popup)

Download Streamlink Twitch GUI

For how to install Streamlink Twitch GUI, see THIS page.



1. Install the required dependencies

Install Streamlink from the main WebUpd8 PPA (recommended)

Alternatively, you can also install Livestreamer:

sudo apt install livestreamer

sudo apt install x11-utils xdg-utils

2. Download and install Streamlink Twitch GUI

cd && sudo mv streamlink-twitch-gui /opt/

3. Create a menu entry for Streamlink Twitch GUI

/opt/streamlink-twitch-gui/add-menuitem.sh

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