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When I make a screenshot of the entire desktop by simply pressing the printscreen key on the computer keyboard, I want to be able to quickly send it via email or annotate it with lines, text or arrows with a photo editor like gimp
Proposal
Similar to vanilla Ubuntu (23.04), when a full screenshot is made by pressing printscreen key, display an info overlay below the middle of wingpanel with a short text similar to "Screenshot was captured successfully" and two buttons below that label "Copy to clipboard" and "Annotate/Edit".
But don't copy it to the clipboard automatically like Ubuntu does because this is not what a normal user would expect and it will break the current users workflow
Example: I copied some contents from a logfile to my clipboard because I wanted to send it to a colleague.
Just short before I wanted to paste the contents, I saw a UI design flaw in our application we are developing and I wanted to quickly make a screenshot in case I would not be able to reproduce the problem later.
I pressed CTRL + V in the chat program and accidentally sent the wrong colleague a screenshot instead of the logs.
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Problem
When I make a screenshot of the entire desktop by simply pressing the printscreen key on the computer keyboard, I want to be able to quickly send it via email or annotate it with lines, text or arrows with a photo editor like gimp
Proposal
Similar to vanilla Ubuntu (23.04), when a full screenshot is made by pressing printscreen key, display an info overlay below the middle of wingpanel with a short text similar to "Screenshot was captured successfully" and two buttons below that label "Copy to clipboard" and "Annotate/Edit".
But don't copy it to the clipboard automatically like Ubuntu does because this is not what a normal user would expect and it will break the current users workflow
Example: I copied some contents from a logfile to my clipboard because I wanted to send it to a colleague.
Just short before I wanted to paste the contents, I saw a UI design flaw in our application we are developing and I wanted to quickly make a screenshot in case I would not be able to reproduce the problem later.
I pressed CTRL + V in the chat program and accidentally sent the wrong colleague a screenshot instead of the logs.
Prior Art (Optional)
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: