Open cobra2 opened 7 years ago
I've got your feature request. I will look at it soon
On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 6:36 AM, cobra2 notifications@github.com wrote:
Problem I'd like to store screenshots that I take for unixporn.ml on my file system in their highest quality before compression (if possible), or in the quality that is uploaded to unixporn. I want to have the ability to "cross post" to different sites. i.e. the /r/unixporn subreddit does not accept unixporn.ml as a valid host for images yet.
Solution I'd like to have an option to save the screenshot that yesplz takes to the file system. It should default to the current working directory. It does not need an argument to specify a path or filename. Filenames are irrelevant as the creation date of the screenshot should give enough information to allow the user to figure out which shot was taken first. Probably not a good idea to make this a default action.
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Surely this is feature bloat for yesplz? The same thing can be done with two tools; scrot for local, yesplz for remote:
scrot ; yesplz --blah --blah
Fixed.
Could be considered bloat. I was thinking more on the lines of yesplz is already doing it, and doing a great job. Might as well dump what it has to stdout.
Yeah, I could be wrong, and you probably have a good point.
(Then again, I could be right. Difficult to say for sure.)
Problem I'd like to store screenshots that I take for unixporn.ml on my file system in their highest quality before compression (if possible), or in the quality that is uploaded to unixporn. I want to have the ability to "cross post" to different sites. i.e. the /r/unixporn subreddit does not accept unixporn.ml as a valid host for images yet.
Solution I'd like to have an option to save the screenshot that yesplz takes to the file system. It should default to the current working directory. It does not need an argument to specify a path or filename. Filenames are irrelevant as the creation date of the screenshot should give enough information to allow the user to figure out which shot was taken first. Probably not a good idea to make this a default action.