Requirements:
ksnip: sudo apt install ksnip (for capturing image and autosave it to disk)
ffplay: Capture sound effect
1- we install last shutter snap version (App was removed from snaps):
shutter27.snap (I will remove it in few weeks, ask me for it if interested once not available in sharing)
https://mega.nz/file/z5cmyBgB#z9RB_eGTf ... JCYFbDX-ps
sudo snap install --dangerous shutter_27.snap
2- I saw, it seems it's not keeping changes or doing strange things, thought editor goes on working well, so the trick would be to use
another app for capturing image and open it with shutter manager (we will use ksnip), so that we will be able to edit images within shutter editor..which is the point of all of this topic.
The trick would be as follows.:
- ksnip -f -s (Autosave full image to Images)
- snap run shutter -n "$pathimg/$i" & (opens image in shutter manager once just after being taken an image)
We create following shortkey script to keep enjoying shutter.:
(Ive been using it for weeks and works pretty well all)
shutter.sh (i.e. F12 key for capturing full screen)
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#!/bin/bash
#
pathimg="/home/myuser/Imágenes"
PID=$(pgrep -f /usr/bin/ksnip)
killall shutter
killall shutter -9
ksnip -f -s &
ffplay -nodisp -autoexit /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo/camera-shutter.oga &> /dev/null &
sleep 1
cd $pathimg
for i in $(ls -t ksnip*)
do
snap run shutter -n "$pathimg/$i" &
sleep 1
break
done
exit
The resulting, once we pressed F12 key, would be a captured full screen and shutter explorer showing the image like this; ready to be opened in shutter editor if wished