https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443060
--- Comment #7 from Edmund Laugasson <edmund.laugas...@protonmail.ch> --- > Can't you already pretty much get the behavior you want by pressing > Meta+Shift+PrintScreen? Assuming, that Meta is Super-key, this even worked. But it asks every time to draw me a rectangle on screen, what to save. I meant repeat last screenshot with previous settings in case on certain area quickly appearing, what I need to capture onto image and then I could continuously press certain shortcut key in order to catch that moment. Also current behaviour is useful for certain situations, where I want to define the area in first place and then capture it. This screenshot storing has not to be as tab immediately. These screenshots could be under certain button, that in turn could open additional pop-up to browse those screenshots if there are many of them already. But as current UI has been chosen so, that it is like pop-up window and not regular application window, then yes - it is a bit challenging to achieve same UI with pop-up as with normal app window. I compared it with Shutter app window, where there is normal app window and not pop-up one. There is easy to have tabs but also in case of many screenshots it could be a bit challenging to scroll all these screenshots as each screenshot means one tab. Luckily there will be not so many screenshots, that it would be too overwhelming to scroll these tabs. Also in case on Spectacle the current behavior is satisfactory to have screenshots in Pictures folder, or whatever else the echo $(xdg-user-dir PICTURES) output is (more information at man xdg-user-dir). So, current choices are either use that pretty cool shortcut key META+SHIFT+PrintScreen (usually META is actually Super-key) or install Shutter (GTK app) and use it, where are tabs and rest of bells and whistles. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
