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On Sun, 17 Jul 2016 13:53:30 +0200, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> > What is it in particular that differs from Ksnapshot's functionality |
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> > or behaviour? |
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I've just tried it again and it's not as bad as it was. |
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> My workflow when taking screenshots: |
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> - Take a snapshot (rectangle) |
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> - "Save as", storing it at a specific location with "<something>_1.jpg" |
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> as the name |
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> - Change something in an application or going to next screen |
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> - Take a new snapshot (ksnapshot defaults to exact same rectangle which |
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> is 99.9% of the time correct) |
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That's an option in Spectacle now. |
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> - "Save as", ksnapshot goes to same location and increases the |
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> numbering automatically. |
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My workflow when writing tutorials is similar, except I use PNG files. |
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> Last time I tried spectacle, I had to navigate the file structure for |
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> every single screenshot. Set it to save as JPEG. And manually retype |
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> the entire filename. |
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It remembers the last save location now. No idea about the format as I |
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only use PNG, but at worst it means changing the extension to jpg (or |
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batch convert all the screenshots later with convert). |
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The name problem is still there. While it will remember the directory, |
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the name is in the preconfigured format, which has options to use date and |
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time stamping, but not incremental numbering. Rather than use unsupported |
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software, I'll probably just use a one line script to rename the files |
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afterwards, at least with date stamping they will be in the right order. |
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> This is fine if you occasionally want to save a screenshot and have no |
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> problem wading through all the screenshots in whatever "default" |
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> location Spectacle wants to dump them into. But not when taking |
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> screenshots documenting an installation procedure. |
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The location problem is gone now, only the naming remains as a retrograde |
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step for me. Plus whatever it is that I remember just after hitting Send. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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