Dear @binjospookie,

I cannot undo any changes.

Neither from the menu option, nor via the short Ctrl+z.

Any ideas why?

How to reproduce

1. Prepare to edit a screen shot
2. Select blur tool
3. Select the rightmost point (preferably both the top-most and the bottom-most, in different attempts)

Expected behavior

Move the blur rectangle towards the left side and cover that side. Follows mouse

Actual behavior

Tool simply adds the (dx, dy) towards the right side. Mirrors mouse actions

• Operating system: Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
• --shots version: shots (1.2.0)

desktop-file-validate says:

shots.desktop: error: value "Graphics" for string list key "Categories" in group "Desktop Entry" does not have a semicolon (';') as trailing character

If you are using electron-builder, please make sure you update to the latest version.

Would love to see an imgur upload option. Any plans?

How to reproduce

Expected behavior

when user saves
save file includes sys date as default file name

Actual behavior

file name is BLANK!

• Operating system;
• --shots version;
  windows 10

Arrow never stops!

not available for fedora ,etc.

*.rpm format package in "Releases"
any *.rpm format package in "Releases"

also: tried to convert with alien tool
$ alien -r -c -v --scripts shots_1.2.0_amd64.deb
$ dnf -y install shots-1.2.0-2.x86_64.rpm
....................................................................................................
Error: Transaction check error:
file / from install of shots-1.2.0-2.x86_64 conflicts with file from package filesystem-3.2-40.fc26.x86_64

Fedora 26
latest version

How to reproduce

• Create text
• Font-size ++++
• Press enter

Expected behavior

Big text

Actual behavior

Dead screenshot

• Operating system; MacOS
• --shots version: v1.0.2

First of all need to reproduce

🌤️

How to reproduce

Run a Linux Gnome desktop using Wayland instead of X

Expected behavior

Screenshots work

Actual behavior

Just get a black screeen

• Operating system:

Antergos Gnome using Wayland

• --shots version:

V1.2.0

FWIW I think this is a Wayland problem rather than a --shots issue, but logging it here just in case others are wondering....

Should probably add I've changed from LightDM to GnomeDM on Antergos. Pretty sure LightDM is still using X, but changing to GDM uses Wayland.

Dear @binjospookie,

Another idea. :-)

In the final menu after you are done editing, can we add an option to "copy to clipboard" in addition to "Save" to disk?

Often, I don't actually need to save it to disk but quickly want to reuse it from the clipboard, e.g. to paste it into Github. :-)

Yours,

Robert

Dear @binjospookie,

I cannot change from pen to text.

Please see the following animation.

I am using version 1.2.

Yours,

Robert

Should be opportunity to capture elements with delay. For example, it is actual for elements existing only on hover.

Tool should be active until you cancel.

I am using Ubuntu 16.04. It would be nice if we can have 32 bit binary for Ubuntu/Debian.

Thanks for writing this software. There really is a need for something like this to annotate images, especially with arrows and text. Unfortunately, it doesn't work on Ubuntu 18.04 at the moment.

How to reproduce

Install/run either the .deb or AppImage.

Behaviour

The shots icon flashes in the dock, but then disappears, and is inaccessible.
Running ps -ef shows that the shots process is still running.

Environment

• --shots version: 1.2.0
• Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
• 4.15.0-39-generic GNU/Linux
• Gnome 3.28.2

Have downloaded and installed your deb file for Ubuntu but cannot run it at all. There are warnings and errors in the syslog:

Jul  2 13:41:34 M1 AptDaemon.Worker: INFO: Installing local package file: /home/michael-heuberger/Downloads/shots_1.2.0_amd64.deb
Jul  2 13:41:34 M1 org.debian.apt[1067]: 13:41:34 AptDaemon.Worker [INFO]: Installing local package file: /home/michael-heuberger/Downloads/shots_1.2.0_amd64.deb
Jul  2 13:41:35 M1 AptDaemon.Worker: WARNING: An additional step to open the cache is required
Jul  2 13:41:35 M1 org.debian.apt[1067]: 13:41:35 AptDaemon.Worker [WARNING]: An additional step to open the cache is required
Jul  2 13:41:41 M1 gnome-software-service.desktop[4222]: 01:41:41:0529 As  failed to rescan: Failed to parse /usr/share/applications/shots.desktop file: cannot process file of type application/x-desktop
Jul  2 13:41:41 M1 gnome-software-service.desktop[4222]: 01:41:41:0777 As  failed to rescan: Failed to parse /usr/share/applications/bamf-2.index file: cannot process file of type text/plain
Jul  2 13:41:41 M1 AptDaemon.Worker: INFO: Finished transaction /org/debian/apt/transaction/441929f9dcef4b218fdc4a4495b58df2

How to reproduce

click start
search shots
does not return shots

Expected behavior

find shots

Actual behavior

no return

• Operating system;

win 10

• --shots version;
  latest v of shots 2feb2017

Dear @binjospookie,

In relation to #26, what do you think of the following workflow?

1. Click "Save"
2. Copy to buffer
3. Auto-close (minimise) shots

Should be available to draw strongly horizontal and vertical lines. It's common case to do it through pressed Shift.

Can you make it apt-get installable for Ubuntu distros?

Select the new screenshot area (interactively and allowing to retry before "commiting"), instead of simply taking all screens

I am not sure what else to add :/

• Operating system: Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
• --shots version: shots (1.2.0)

How to reproduce

For example you try to save shot and turn off the internet at the moment.

Expected behavior

There should be possibility to abort saving by pressing esc button.

Actual behavior

Nihuya(Nothing)

Create portable version with custom gif.

Any plan of making an aur package for Arch Linux?

Dear @binjospookie,

Any idea how to fix this?

On Windows 10 --shots make 1 monitor screenshot.

Sometimes it stays in my way.

Can this window be made movable? :-)

Dear @binjospookie,

I actually never want to close shots.

What do you think of an optional setting to minimise shots instead of closing it when the user clicks on the "x" in the window corner?

Minimise shots when clicking on this x:

Dear @binjospookie,

Please help me understand this following message:

Why is it asking me this? I saved my previous screenshot and minimised shots back to tray. Why do I get this message?

Yours,

Robert

Dear @binjospookie,

What's the shots folder used for?

Currently screenshots are saved to the default folder. It will be great if you add a file dialog, where I can input filename, choose a folder to save, file's extension.

How to reproduce

On the screenshot-editing screen, press F1

Expected behavior

Some kind of help opens. Preferably with the --shots version clearly stated

Actual behavior

Nothing appears to happen

• Operating system: Ubuntu 16.04.3 LTS
• --shots version: shots (1.2.0)

Unable to use --shots on Wayland

How to reproduce

Take a screenshot

Expected behavior

Do a screenshot

Actual behavior

Screenshot is allways a black image

• Operating system: Linux, Fedora 26 x86_64 (using Wayland)
• --shots version: 1.2.0 AppImage