Release v4.6.0 · Benoks/EShot

EShot v4.6.0

Pause no longer leaves a frozen frame. Paused time is cut from videos and Wayland GIFs, and on Windows desktop audio is not recorded while paused
The start delay now shows a countdown over the selected region. Esc, the cancel button, the cancel hotkey or the tray menu stop it. On Wayland the screen picker opens before the countdown
Quitting EShot during a recording (tray, --quit, an update) stops and saves the recording first instead of leaving a broken file
Long Wayland GIFs are converted in two passes with a time limit that grows with the recording. If conversion fails, the recorded video is kept and its location is shown
A video saved without system audio or microphone now says so in the notification
Wayland GIF recording checks for FFmpeg before it starts
Recording errors show the actual GStreamer error

If another app holds an EShot hotkey, EShot now tells you which key could not be registered, and the tray tooltip shows the key that actually works
Settings warns when two EShot actions use the same key and won't save until it is fixed

Starting a new selection or right-clicking while typing no longer leaves the text box open and stamps its text into the next capture
Undo/redo while editing a label no longer edits a different label
Moving the editor of an existing label moves the label; Enter after committing text copies again
Tool shortcuts remember the last tool like toolbar clicks; double-click edits labels in a locked selection
The text panel stays on screen, pinned images open exactly over the captured area, and the hint strip shows your configured copy/save keys

KDE Wayland: sharper captures on mixed-DPI setups, each screen is captured at its own resolution (#36, thanks @100pangci)
Fedora: dependency setup uses Fedora's own package names (ffmpeg-free, ...) and skips packages that aren't in the enabled repositories instead of failing. MP4 recording needs RPM Fusion
The package installer no longer gives up after 25 seconds while you confirm the install, and menu integration happens even if the package step fails
New: Settings → Remove EShot (or eshot --uninstall) gives Print Screen back to GNOME/Spectacle and removes the menu entry, icons, autostart and the integrated AppImage
The README and the first-run screen now warn not to hand the AppImage to Gear Lever, AppImageLauncher or an updater: the AppImage installs and updates itself
AppImage updates refresh the menu entry and no longer leave a backup copy behind; GNOME on Ubuntu/Fedora gets the tray extension

Uninstalling a per-user install also removes the "Start as administrator" task
FFmpeg, Tesseract and OCR language downloads in Settings are verified with SHA-256 before they are installed

Every language now has the setup, package and shortcut messages that used to be Turkish/English only, and Turkish text uses proper characters
No "Update failed" message when starting offline; a silent update waits until no recording is running
Closing Settings during a download no longer shows a false error or breaks the component install
Reset keeps the first-run state, --save no longer overwrites that file on a later save, and the black tray icon setting applies while an update is pending