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-The goal of this project is to create open, lightweight, and accessible tooling to manage a Stream Deck device without worrying about [random code looking over your machine](https://twitter.com/DennisCode/status/1401230392527523856).
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 ## How It Works
 
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 | `--profile` or `-p`      | The name of the profile to be used. If no profile with a given name exists, a new one will be created. |
 
 The created profile will be located in `%LOCALAPPDATA%\DenDev\{PROFILE_NAME}`. The settings are stored in a `profile.json` file within the profile folder.
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+## FAQ
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+### Why was this project created?
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+I was fiddling with the default Stream Deck software, and realized that it [was constantly scanning my registry and process tree](https://twitter.com/DennisCode/status/1401230392527523856). According to Elgato support, this is necessary for [Smart Profiles](https://help.elgato.com/hc/en-us/articles/360053419071-Elgato-Stream-Deck-Smart-Profiles); however, the process monitoring occurs even when Smart Profiles are not configured. While the feature itself is nice, I wasn't too comfortable with some software constantly monitoring what I run without a way to disable that, so I decided to tinker with the device and see if I can figure out how to write my own software that manages the Stream Deck device.
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+### Is this official/endorsed by Elgato?
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+No - not in any capacity. Use at your own leisure and risk.
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+### Where can I go to read more about the project?
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+This repository generally should be a good starting point, but you can also go to [https://deck.surf](https://deck.surf) for latest links and relevant information.
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+### Can I run this on Linux/macOS?
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+Not yet - I am still exploring the best way to make this tooling reliably work on Windows. Once that is done, I would love to make this also work on macOS and Linux.
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+### Is there a GUI management app for this?
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+Not yet - it's just a CLI and a .NET SDK. In the future, I expect to also create a more visual approach to managing the content, that is easier for folks that don't want to fiddle with the terminal.