# Objective
- Followup on #21235
- See
https://github.com/mockersf/bevy/compare/easy-screenshots...mockersf:bevy:easy-screenrecording
for what's new
- Be able to record videos from Bevy in a consistent manner
## Solution
- Make a new `EasyScreenRecordPlugin` in the dev tools
## Testing
- Add to any example
```
.add_plugins(bevy::dev_tools::EasyScreenRecordPlugin::default())
```
- Run the example with the feature `bevy_internal/screenrecording`
enabled
- press the space bar
- wait for it...
- press the space bar again
- screen recording! 🎉
- almost... you now have a h264 file. VLC can read them, but they are
not the most friendly format
- `ffmpeg` is our friend! `for file in *.h264; do ffmpeg -i $file
$file.mp4; done`
- you now have a .mp4 file that can be shared anywhere!
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## Showcase
directly taken by Bevy
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/217f5093-9443-40e5-b2ce-33f65f6a56c6
# Objective
- Fixes#4106
- Fixes#13340
## Solution
Just one commit to add `wayland` to the default features indeed
### Why should it be merged?
The discussion in #4106 seems to be overwhelmingly positive toward
adding `wayland` to the default features, as it can greatly improve user
experience for Linux users who use Wayland.
Many of the most popular Linux Desktop Environments (DE) like KDE Plasma
Desktop and GNOME have Wayland support. With the release of Plasma 6,
Wayland is now used by default, and in GNOME, Wayland has been the
default for quite a while now.
With Plasma and GNOME, the most popular Linux DEs, now defaulting to
Wayland, it seems like enabling Wayland support would truly indeed
positively affect quite a lot of Linux users indeed.
Copied from #10792
# Objective
- There are several occurrences where different actions install alsa,
udev, and various other libraries for Linux.
- This is repetitive and can be an issue if the dependencies required by
Bevy ever change.
## Solution
- Create a custom action for installing Linux dependencies.
- It can be used by adding `- uses:
./.github/actions/install-linux-deps`.
- It supports configuring which libraries are installed using the `with`
property.
- It does nothing if not run on Linux, so workflows don't need to worry
about adding `if: ${{ runner.os == 'linux' }}`.
## Discussion
- The only instance where this action is not used cleanly is for the
`run-examples-linux-vulkan` verification job. I need to investigate
further the flags and dependencies that it installs.
ickshonpe