Flameshot – Simple, powerful screenshot tool for all major operating systems
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#2I assume that this full wlroots-based compositor support (so Wayfire as well), which is great!
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#4I really love to see how well supported Wayland nowadays is. We're probably still missing a couple of things, but so far my experience has been fantastic.
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#7Does it capture a screenshot and then you edit the still frame? Or are you drawing onto a potentially changing background?
I set my print screen key to it, and works every time, instead of the built-in screenshot tool where the popups/menus will have disappeared.
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#8This is AWESOME news! I really love to see how well supported Wayland nowadays is. We're probably still missing a couple of things, but so far my experience has been fantastic.
Result is a blurry mess of an ide. Once that is resolved, I'll be wholeheartedly aboard the Wayland train.
Re: Flameshot – Simple, powerful screenshot tool for all major operating systems
#9This is AWESOME news! I really love to see how well supported Wayland nowadays is. We're probably still missing a couple of things, but so far my experience has been fantastic.
#1 problem for me is a combination of issues: - xwayland has no DPI scaling support (or rather, naive blurry pixel upscaling) - jebrains ides have no native Wayland support Result is a blurry mess of an ide. Once that is resolved, I'll be wholeheartedly aboard the Wayland train.
I'm not sure about this statement to be honest, but maybe I never cared that much since xwayland works already good on my machines: have you tried with a custom JDK?
I had some issues with sway and Jetbrains back in November, but I fixed those by running them on the latest JDK: https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/3007#issuecomment-7245...
Granted that yes, probably it's not Wayland native, but using HiDPI in my case didn't seem to be a problem to be honest