Linux, MacOS, or Windows Package manager (apt, pacman, eopkg, choco, brew, ...)
Operating System type and version
Arch
Description
Flameshot seems to not be using the layer shell protocol thing (I'm not super faimiliar wit this), which seems to cause it appearing behind fullscreen windows. This does not happen with apps that do support the protocol, such as Sway Notification Center.
I use this command to check current layer shell surfaces: swaymsg -r -t get_outputs | jq '.[0].layer_shell_surfaces | .[] | .namespace' (taken from SwayFX readme)
Steps to reproduce
Have a fullscreen app open
Use shortcut to open Flameshot (I usually use flameshot gui -c -p "$HOME/Pictures/$(date +%s).png")
Flameshot appears behind fullscreen window
Screenshots or screen recordings
No response
System Information
Arch Linux (rolling)
Output settings
output HDMI-A-1 resolution 1920x1080@60Hz position 0,320
output DP-3 resolution 1920x1080@60Hz position 1920,0
Flameshot Version
Flameshot v12.1.0 (-) Compiled with Qt 5.15.10
Installation Type
Linux, MacOS, or Windows Package manager (apt, pacman, eopkg, choco, brew, ...)
Operating System type and version
Arch
Description
Flameshot seems to not be using the layer shell protocol thing (I'm not super faimiliar wit this), which seems to cause it appearing behind fullscreen windows. This does not happen with apps that do support the protocol, such as Sway Notification Center.
I use this command to check current layer shell surfaces:
swaymsg -r -t get_outputs | jq '.[0].layer_shell_surfaces | .[] | .namespace'
(taken from SwayFX readme)Steps to reproduce
flameshot gui -c -p "$HOME/Pictures/$(date +%s).png"
)Screenshots or screen recordings
No response
System Information
Arch Linux (rolling)
Output settings
inxi
I use SwayFX, which is a fork of Sway. It adds some extra features.