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I love the area selection mode of mate-screenshot, I use it extensively and made it the default behavior when pressing "print screen" key. I also added the --clipboard option by default as this is my main use case.
But there are situations where I'd like to save the file, so I'd like to get the save screen. I could set another shortcut for that, but the best behavior to me would be to being able to press an extra key (eg. ctrl) while in the area selection process and if it is pressed, it disables the --clipboard option.
I'm aware this might be tricky, as the screenshot utility doesn't have to do with the keyboard, but it could be nice to have this possibility. Like send a signal to the process or something?
Actual behaviour
The --clipboard option is set on execution time, and cannot be edited in area-selection time.
Steps to reproduce the behaviour
None
MATE general version
mate-screenshot 1.26.0
Linux Distribution
uname -a
Linux dellicious 5.4.0-125-generic #141-Ubuntu SMP Wed Aug 10 13:42:03 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Linuxmint
Description: Linux Mint 20.3
Release: 20.3
Codename: una
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Expected behaviour
I love the area selection mode of mate-screenshot, I use it extensively and made it the default behavior when pressing "print screen" key. I also added the
--clipboard
option by default as this is my main use case.But there are situations where I'd like to save the file, so I'd like to get the save screen. I could set another shortcut for that, but the best behavior to me would be to being able to press an extra key (eg.
ctrl
) while in the area selection process and if it is pressed, it disables the--clipboard
option.I'm aware this might be tricky, as the screenshot utility doesn't have to do with the keyboard, but it could be nice to have this possibility. Like send a signal to the process or something?
Actual behaviour
The
--clipboard
option is set on execution time, and cannot be edited in area-selection time.Steps to reproduce the behaviour
None
MATE general version
Linux Distribution
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: