KittyKatt / screenFetch

Fetches system/theme information in terminal for Linux desktop screenshots.
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Problem saving screenshot to screenFetch*****.png #278

Open tsaber opened 9 years ago

tsaber commented 9 years ago

/usr/bin/screenfetch: line 2123: scrot: command not found [[ ! ]] ERROR: Problem saving screenshot to screenFetch-2015-08-30_17-36-05.png

jlu5 commented 9 years ago

Install scrot from your package manager.

tsaber commented 9 years ago

My unity ubuntu package manager you mean? Thanks

darealshinji commented 9 years ago

@tsaber Just run sudo apt-get install scrot in a console. Or search for "scrot" in Ubuntu's Software Center.

jlu5 commented 9 years ago

I think the real issue would be giving this a clearer error message...

darealshinji commented 9 years ago

@GLolol I already took care about that: https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/pull/279

kipukun commented 9 years ago

@darealshinji It should be shown as a requirement in the readme.

darealshinji commented 9 years ago

@Explouad Well, it's not a real requirement to run this script, it just enables an extra feature. And it's at least listed in the scripts header (https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/screenfetch-dev#L24). But you're right, it should be mentioned in the readme.

kipukun commented 9 years ago

@darealshinji Not a requirement perse, just say "Oh by the way, to take screenshots you need the program 'scrot', which should be in your distro's repositories"

DmitryHetman commented 7 years ago

scrot deprecated, now Wayland is display server protocol.

darealshinji commented 7 years ago

scrot deprecated, now Wayland is display server protocol.

scrot still works fine for me. And don't forget that not everyone is using Wayland right now (is it even available for BSDs?). By the way you're not bound to scrot for taking screenshots. You can add a custom command: https://github.com/KittyKatt/screenFetch/blob/master/screenfetch-dev#L69

q3452 commented 7 years ago

Scrot should be a dependency under LinuxMint and other relevant distros.

darealshinji commented 4 years ago

@jhelfman Good point. Changed it.