obs-kmscap is a display server-agnostic zero-copy screen capture plugin for Linux, which works by directly exporting textures from the screen's framebuffer using native system calls, in favor of double-copy XSHM capture, which is incredibly slow. Depending on your system, it might be potentially more performant than even Wayland Pipewire capture, since it bypasses the double compositing that Pipewire implicates and thus results in lower input lag overall. The idea started from w23's project, which does something very similar in concept, but hasn't received updates or support in years.

I am currently trying to test the plugin on a larger scale, and I would highly appreciate it if anyone tried it for themselves and gave me feedback. I am also curious about NVIDIA support, as I don't have an NVIDIA graphics card myself, but seeing as newer drivers have better DRM/KMS support (with nvidia-drm.modeset=1 as a kernel boot parameter) it makes me curious.