Open dodikridwan opened 7 months ago
I think there is such a bug with the ImageMagick or some device, you can read this issue https://github.com/Awesomesh0t/awesomeshot/issues/16#issuecomment-1222491271
because in my case, I haven't found any bug like this before. Here my version uses
Package | Version |
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imagemagick | 7.1.1-21 Q16-HDRI aarch64 21667 |
inotify-tools | 4.23.9.0 |
bc | 1.07.1 |
ncurses-utils | 6.4.20231001 |
If you want to try if ImageMagick is working ok, you can put the code from one of the functions from binary Awesomeshot and then run it on your terminal, e.g., convertBorder
function to add background:
source ~/.config/awesomeshot/awesomeshot.conf
file_name
export file_name="/some/location/ex-foo-bar.png"
Note: This function you can find in
$PREFIX/lib/awesomeshot/convertBackground.sh
convert "$file_name" -bordercolor "#FFFFFF" -border ${background_border_size} "$file_name"
Example Run |
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Hi, thanks for reply. I have used your method to check ImageMagick
, and it was successful.
But when I use the old method, by typing awesomeshot -a or -m
commands it still doesn't work. And still stuck at "Backup original photo"
Then I changed contents of the awesomeshot.conf
file in the Backup original photo section from "yes" to " " (empty). And a syntax error appears.
Please explain how to fix it, I really appreciate your kind feedback. ^^
it's you use older version awesomeshot earlier then upgrade to the newer version?
if yes, what if you re-generate the new config of awesomeshot with this command:
awesomeshot -c
then press Y
+ ENTER
because if i'm not forgot the newer version have different config