V4L2 Saves The Day! V4L2 is video capture API for screen capturing in real time. It’s primarily used by webcams. We can exploit this API to create a dummy video device that receives the realtime video feed of the desktop screen and share the “webcam” with whatever WebRTC screenshare platform is being used. You’ll need the V4L2 loopback kernel module for this. After installing, we run the following to instantiate the dummy video device:

What is it? The initramfs, or initial ram file system, is a file system image that is loaded in memory that contains the necessary tools to mount the file systems on the operating system before init process is called. Ideally, this image contains only the drivers necessary to bootstrap the kernel. Despite this, it is most often the case that your initramfs is bloated with unnecessary options for things you don’t need; when compiling a custom kernel, the initramfs will become huge without module stripping and most Linux distributions choose a generic image to support more hardware out of the box.

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