Floating Stream Logo Overlay (desktop-logo-overlay) Package name

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Package name

  • desktop-logo-overlay

License

  • MIT

Last updated

  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Click-through X11 stream logo, badge generator & brand watermark HUD

Floating Stream Logo Overlay is an independent open-source Linux Always-on-Top click-through logo, watermark, and stream badge overlay tool, serving as a lightweight Linux alternative to Custom Desktop Logo utilities. Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any third-party overlay vendor.

FEATURES

  • Logo Overlay and Monitor Placement: Load PNG, SVG, JPG, animated GIF, or frame sequences onto any RandR monitor corner or custom X/Y coordinate with live scale, opacity, and XShape click-through Always-on-Top transparency.
  • Procedural Transparent Badge Generator: Design custom broadcast lower-thirds, corner bugs, and glass pill watermarks rendered directly to RGBA PNG files.
  • Motion, Slideshow and Glow Ring: Configure breathing, pulse, or gentle orbit motion, multi-image brand rotation timers, soft drop-shadow halos, and global X11 show/hide hotkeys.
  • Stream Scene Profiles: Save and switch scene profiles in SQLite/JSON and launch directly in minimized-to-overlay mode.
  • Bilingual Interface: Defaults to English with an instant Vietnamese toggle.

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