Screpo runs on Windows and Linux desktops running X11 (no Wayland support at the moment unfortunately), and should work on Intel-based Macs just fine (maybe Apple-Silicon Macs as well, no clue honestly). I do not own an Apple device, so I am not able to test them.
Developed with Python 3.9 but should work with any version 3.6+ at minimum
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| Screpo running on a Linux Desktop (Manjaro + KDE Plasma) |
Screpo running on a Windows Desktop |
Saves a configurable number of screenshots in memory for saving later.
(Currently can eat a lot of RAM depending on how many monitors you have or how many history items you use so be careful with this.)
Quickly send an image to a Discord channel from the app with the use of a webhook url.
- Clone the repo and change directory to the new folder
- Create a Python virtual environment
python -m venv venv - Activate the environment:
Windows:
.\venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
Unix:
source venv/bin/activate
- Install the required libraries
pip install -r requirements.txt - Run the program with
python src/Screpo.py
- Add global hotkeys so the program can be triggered from anywhere
- Allow screenshotting specific areas on the desktop
- Improve memory usage
- Potentially add an editor
- Implement themes
- Replace the current temporary logo
- Detect and grab window locations for screenshotting specific windows
- Implement snippets - second long recordings that allow you to scrub through the frames for the right moment (if possible, haven't actually looked in the possibility of that)
- Change to using QT UI files instead of hard-coding everything
- Font used in the banner image is Inter (Alternate GitHub Link), licensed under the Open Fonts License