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I just test the same behaviour with gedit (copy text, close gedit, paste
somewhere) it's works fine
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Hi
I have a similar problem, but I use an extension to do my screenshots, but I
seem each time you close an app, you clipboard is empty
It's a strange behaviour
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Hi,
I have gnome-screenshot installed on several desktops, all on the last
ubuntu version.
Since fews days, on all computers, everytime I do "copy to clipboard"
after the screen shot, if I close the screenshot application, my
clipboard became Empty.
Now i have to keep the application opened to
Kris, generally people won't see comments on closed bugs. Please open
new bugs for new issues.
But try this:
1. Open the Settings app.
2. Navigate to Devices > Keyboard.
3. About halfway down the page are keyboard shortcuts for saving screenshots
directly to the "clipboard".
Basically, just
+1 Kris
GNOME in all is a downgrade for Unity users, I don't understand why
Ubuntu choose GNOME now, even if X.org is back...
When a Ubuntu Unity remix?
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this: "because we keep being asked by GNOME upstream and GNOME user to
let their desktop alone and ship it as designed so that's what we try to
do, we stick to upstream behaviour for GNOME environments and take
design decision for Unity", this is BS!
How about all of the Unity users who now are
Just use ctrl+PrtSc to send to clipboard
On Jun 10, 2018 10:04 PM, "Kris" wrote:
Just recently upgraded to bionic, and after using it for a while I
mostly got used to it, but the one feature that keeps bothering me
painfully is the lack of the printscreen dialog. I understand the
initiative to
Just recently upgraded to bionic, and after using it for a while I
mostly got used to it, but the one feature that keeps bothering me
painfully is the lack of the printscreen dialog. I understand the
initiative to adopt gnome standards, but this is introducing a big
inconvenience in comparison to
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I have a thin client environment - no way to have graphics hardware
acceleration. gnome-screenshot depends on gnome-shell but has no
dependency on the package. I cannot install gnome-shell i use the
fallback mode. As a work around i have installed the xfce4 screenshot
tool and just created a link
Still crashing in Quantal the popup for save the image with Gnome
session (without effects) and I can't save the screenshot file:
$gnome-screenshot --delay 3
** Message: Unable to use GNOME Shell's builtin screenshot interface, resorting
to fallback X11.
I only can get work and make a
IMHO this feature is idiotic. The time it takes to make and save
screenshots is more than double, especially fi capturing areas instead
of the whole screen.
Not having a simple way to change this behaviour is even worse!
So if like me you prefer the old way here is a simple fix. Create a
file
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Status: Unknown = Confirmed
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** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #671831
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=671831
** Also affects: gnome-screenshot (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=671831
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Excuse me? It says fix released, but where is the fix? I am using
12.04 with Unity, everything is up to date. When I try to take a
screenshot with PrtSc I hear a shutter sound and see a flash, but no
dialogue box and no screenshot is saved in ~/Pictures. Do I need to
tweak some settings?
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Never mind. Turned out the problem was that I have installed shutter,
even after removing it the keybinding persists. Here is the solution
in case anyone encounters the same problem.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/30701/keyboard-shortcuts-not-working-
after-removing-shutter/42435#42435
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** Branch linked: lp:~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/quantal/gnome-
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Are Gnome actually fixing this upstream, the bug
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=669629 didn't seem very
decisive.
I've just wasted 25mins trying to find where Gnome dumps screenshots to.
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This bug has been reported on the Ubuntu ISO testing tracker.
A list of all reports related to this bug can be found here:
http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/reports/bugs/927952
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Confirmed on Debian Testing (Wheezy), kernel version: 3.2.0-2-amd64.
The bug appared after a recent update.
When pressing PrintScreen button no dialog window appears , only
clicking sound and a flash. No screenshots can be found in the
Bilder/Pictures folder.
It works correctly only when
Ok, I've got the idea from post #4 here, it's not a bug, it's a feature.
It's slightly not usual, may there be an option to make it work like before?
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The linux-linaro kernel is community maintained and should be tracked in
its own bug and not part of the supported kernel cadence process. If
someone would like to provide updates for the linux-linaro kernel,
please file a new bug and follow
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/UpdateProcedures.
Oops! This was obviously not meant for this bug. Sorry for the noise.
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I need to agree with many other commenters here that this is a severe usability
problem. (I'm referring to principles at
http://www.useit.com/papers/heuristic/heuristic_list.html)
1) It violates standards/contradicts previous experiences.
a) The experiences of ubuntu/gnome users who are used
** Changed in: ayatana-design
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** Tags removed: udp
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Just WASTED 30 minutes trying to capture a screenshot for another bug on
my 12.04 system (Gnome fallback) before finally finding this change.
Talk about making simple things difficult for people - what happens if
someone doesn't have sound and they just keep hitting Print Screen
waiting for
As someone has mentioned in another thread, ONLY having sound feedback
as the sole confirmation of the Print Screen function being used is
totally discriminatory to any deaf Ubuntu users (let alone those with no
working sound on their systems).
This is a totally regressive change and is now
This is a regression, clear guidance was given to have the screenshot
dialog show on PrintScreen.
Mark
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The behaviour didn't regress, the desktop team just decided to stop
spending time changing GNOME behaviour and to focus on Unity which is
our default desktop, we changed the behaviour only for Unity there.
It's also something most GNOME users asked us to do, let the GNOME
session be a real GNOME
@seb128
Then I'm wondering what is the point of still using GNOME as main DE if Ubuntu
devs don't like it.
Is it a good approach to patch everything in GNOME to adapt it to the Unity
context?
This behaviour imho create big discrepancies between the two projects. GNOME is
taking is own road and
@Lucazade
Then I'm wondering what is the point of still using GNOME as main DE
if Ubuntu devs don't like it.
We don't, we use Unity as our main DE (even if it's using a lot of GNOME
techs)
Is it a good approach to patch everything in GNOME to adapt it to the
Unity context?
No, that's why as
On 28/03/12 10:23, Lucazade wrote:
This behaviour imho create big discrepancies between the two projects. GNOME
is taking is own road and I believe
in future these projects will divert so much that some simple patches won't
be enough. Please fix this kind of issue :)
That is not an
thanks Seb and Mark for the answers. really appreciated.
I just hope there will be more collaboration between Unity and GNOME than
challenge. Closing my OT :)
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This now works for me as of todays livecd 64bit iso install:
gnome-screenshot = 3.3.92-0ubuntu2
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Anyone who wants to bring the point of accessibility to upstreams
attention, please add it here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=669629
Please note, that in Gnome Shell you get a white flash in addition to
the camera shutter sound. Perhaps this doesn’t happen in classic mode.
If so
This bug was fixed in the package gnome-screenshot - 3.3.2-0ubuntu3
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* debian/patches/ubuntu_interactive_screenshots.patch:
- on Unity sessions display a confirmation dialog after taking
screenshots with the
Hi Seb, thank you, but your fix doesn’t help when I don’t use Unity.
Why did you think this only applies to Unity users?
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Tobias, because we keep being asked by GNOME upstream and GNOME user to
let their desktop alone and ship it as designed so that's what we try to
do, we stick to upstream behaviour for GNOME environments and take
design decision for Unity
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+1, we need the screenshot app to pop up and offer the user to save the
shot. It can default to the pictures folder and appropriate filename,
but the user should have choice to cancel or redirect.
Mark
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+1 as well, making as a design priority.
** Changed in: ayatana-design
Assignee: (unassigned) = John Lea (johnlea)
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Importance: Undecided = High
** Changed in: ayatana-design
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I'll suggest adding a gsettings option to make interactive mode default
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Ok, seems there is much hate for that tablet like behaviour, I told
GNOME that users hate it and will look at reverting it ;-)
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Indeed this is quite a hideous usability regression on normal desktop
systems at least, so +1 for reverting. Thanks Seb.
** Also affects: gnome-screenshot (Ubuntu Precise)
Importance: Low
Assignee: Canonical Desktop Team (canonical-desktop-team)
Status: In Progress
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I feel this is a security issue.
Having someone hit PrintScreen by mistake and having the contents of
whatever they were doing basically silently stored in the pictures
folder is quite evil.
We need to either disable the hotkey unless the app is running, or pop
up the dialog like we used to.
By default, on Ubuntu, the Pictures folder is readable by all other
users...
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@ #26
Workaround with ccsm gnome-compatibility took their decision off my back.
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In fact if I think a solution was obvious, that since the beginning of
the problem the screenshots is being performed by pressing PrintScreen
or writing to the terminal, but if we capture after a certain time or
select a window or some to capture this area can not be done now as it
was before,
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Status: Unknown = Confirmed
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And what is the solution we must apply to not do it from the terminal?
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Screenshot window.
To manage
** Description changed:
- See title.
+ When taking a screenshot with Print Screen or Alt+Print Screen a dialog
+ box asking you what and where to save the file no longer appears. So
+ while you hear a camera sound you have no other confirmation that a
+ screenshot was really taken.
Thanks, that need consideration but that's neither a regression not an
important bug, the new behaviour is what new devices out there like
phones or tablets do
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Assignee: Canonical Desktop Team (canonical-desktop-team) = (unassigned)
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The new behaviour is a bit disturbing first but is basically:
- is what phones and tablets do nowadays, a sound and visual effect and store
to the image directory, so something quite some users should be used to
- the non interactive behaviour is limited to keybinding, if you run
Note that those screenshots should show in the dash home screen recent
files (if they don't that's a bug we will fix) so should be easy to
access this way as well
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** Also affects: ayatana-design
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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It’s more about the immediate option to rename, the option to copy to
clipboard, the option to preview, and the option to drag the thumbnail
to another app directly.
I don’t have a smart phone.
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Also, I keep camera photos in my Pictures folder, screenshots don’t
belong there.
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@seb the main issue I find is that I didn't know where the screen shots
had gone, if there was some logic to where they went I would have been
fine but they went to a folder I do not use. Where as before I could
select their destination. On a phone or a tablet I know exactly where
to go as its
#14
+1
#12
those screenshots should show in the dash home screen recent files (if they
don't that's a bug we will fix)
Just tested on laptop (install since alpha-1), no recent screenshot displayed.
Just tested on desktop-pc (install alpha-2 four days ago), recent screenshot
displayed.
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Just tested on laptop (install since alpha-1), no recent screenshot
displayed.
My bad, apologies, alm was in the way. Recent screenshots are also
displayed on laptop.
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if you want the options to rename etc run gnome-screenshot and use the
interactive ui?
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Sebastien, when there is a need to take a series of screenshots and use
them further right away, going through the g-s desktop app would require
an order of magnitude more steps. The previous system was really quite
efficient.
It’s not even possible to get the old behaviour back through the use
What was your workflow? GNOME is adding keybinding to directly copy the
screenshot to the clipboard, so if you need that the new way will be
less steps than the old one, just a keybinding and paste in your
application for example
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I mean
In one direction:
PrtScr, but I don’t care, just save: 1x Enter/click , the window is
gone, result like now.
in the other direction:
click, click, click, scan, scroll, click, window, click, click button.
or
PrtScr, click, click, file browser, looong list, scan it, open some
Seb, do you have a link to Gnome design document handy? Any discussion
about this? Mailing list posts?
If we add a keystroke for copy to clipboard we would have:
• Print : whole screen
• AltPrint : focussed window
• xyzPrint : copy to clipboard, but what? window, desktop, area?
The old
Not sure if GNOME has design documents for such changes
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To answer my own question, in gnome-control-center git there are slots for
*six* keybindings now!
That doesn’t sound like a very thought-out strategy to map six bindings only to
avoid that one little dialog.
And, to wit, we don’t have the new gnome-settings-daemon with media-
keys, we’re stuck
I found the FIXED bug where the change was put foward:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=652487
It’s not just feature-remov-itis, it’s Morbus McCannia. I must say I
disagree diametrically with the optimal workflow suggested there.
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this appears to be the offending commit
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-screenshot/commit/?id=3bbc1e158fd58ec7f4f984f6d3c15ec95e65a035
can we patch it back in? The dialog with a preview is a lovely feature, way
better than silently putting it on the clipboard or silently saving it.
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How is a new user supposed to know
- where the screenshot lands?
- when using common shortcuts it may need an edit of a .desktop file with -i
option?
- to install dconf-tools in order to access UI settings?
There is no auto-save-directory selected, alt and alt+print deliberately
saves the
To change the destination directory
gsettings set org.gnome.gnome-screenshot auto-save-directory
'file:///home/xyzxyz/Desktop'
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I would not expect this to change, gnome changed it, unlikely ubuntu will revert
(similar to when gnome changed the file naming of screens from whatever.ext
where whatever was based on window title made 'sense', to the current
date/time format
Didn't like that but nothing to be done other
I think this should be escalated to upstream to challenge the notion
that silently putting uninformatively named files into an unseen folder
is a good idea. It just creates confusion and unnecessary work.
That this behaviour trips people up is evidenced by 6 dupes within one
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How do I link upstream bugs nowadays?
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=669629
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GNOME Screenshot 3.3.2 - 6th February 2012
==
- Make non-interactive mode headless
- Update to the new shell Screenshot API
- Port to GApplication
Here, »headless« means that no dialog is shown anymore. The screenshots are
placed in your »Pictures«
BTW, could you take a screenshot of your semi-translucent terminal? How
do the fonts look?
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