Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
In Ubuntu Karmic, taking a screenshot of an app like that has fullscreen
mode like MPlayer or Firefox cannot be done. The prompt to save the
image does not appear until after fullscreen mode has been exited.
Because of this, the resulting screencap may include undesired graphical
elemnts.
Furthermore, the screenshots will ALWAYS show the cursor, even if it
disappeared due to inactivity, unless tricky split-second commands are
done to exit fullscreen and save the image.
In Jaunty, fullscreen screenshots worked fine and the prompt would
appear.
** Affects: gnome-utils (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
- In Ubuntu Karmic, taking a screenshot of a fullscreen app like mplayer
- cannot be done. The prompt to save the image does not appear until after
- fullscreen mode has been exited. Because of this, the resulting
- screencap may include undesired graphical elemnts.
+ In Ubuntu Karmic, taking a screenshot of an app like that has fullscreen
+ mode like MPlayer or Firefox cannot be done. The prompt to save the
+ image does not appear until after fullscreen mode has been exited.
+ Because of this, the resulting screencap may include undesired graphical
+ elemnts.
Furthermore, the screenshots will ALWAYS show the cursor, even if it
disappeared due to inactivity, unless tricky split-second commands are
done to exit fullscreen and save the image.
In Jaunty, fullscreen screenshots worked fine and the prompt would
appear.
** Summary changed:
- gnome-screenshot prompt no longer appears while app is in fullscreen mode
+ gnome-screenshot prompt no longer appears while app is in fullscreen mode and
forces the cursor to be included in screenshots 99% of the time
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gnome-screenshot prompt no longer appears while app is in fullscreen mode and
forces the cursor to be included in screenshots 99% of the time
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/425852
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