[Feature] Add a cmdline option to use gnome-screenshot instead of pyqt to capture screenshots #111
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Add a cmdline option to use gnome-screenshot instead of pyqt to capture screenshots. Under linux, it is possible to use gnome-screenshot to capture screenshots which makes multiple monitor support very easy.
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After I got the webview working, I can confirm that this feature works fine. |
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Thank you, I will test if for myself and then merge the pull request |
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Sorry for the wait. And thank you again! |
This was referenced Apr 8, 2022
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I should also thank you for your continued dedication to this awesome open source software. ❤️ |
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Woop woop - thank you so much! |
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Close #110