Baseus Presenter for Linux v3.1.0 — Interactive 3D model, Wayland support and more!

Hey everyone!

I've just released version 3.1.0 of Baseus Presenter for Linux, my open-source, unofficial application for the Baseus Orange Dot wireless presenter.

The project started because I wanted to use all the features of my presenter on Linux, without depending on Windows.

Since my initial release, I've been working on improving the application and adding more functionality.

What's new in v3.1.0:

Interactive 3D model of the presenter: rotate, zoom and click on any of its 11 controls to see what they do.
Improved Portuguese and English translations.
Better uninstall process, including proper cleanup of the companion GNOME extension.
335 automated tests passing.

Other features include:

Digital laser pointer, magnifier, spotlight and drawing tools.
Offline speech recognition using Vosk.
Offline translation using Argos Translate.
Experimental GNOME 46 Wayland support, alongside X11.

The application is currently tested on Zorin OS and targets Debian/Ubuntu-based distributions. The Wayland visual effects remain experimental and currently target GNOME 46 specifically.

The project is still evolving, and feedback, bug reports and contributions are very welcome!

GitHub: https://github.com/Gpiovesana/baseus-presenter-linux

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