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Doubleclick for initiating a screenshot in selection mode stopped working in recent Shutter version(s) #359

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Photon89 opened this issue Jul 4, 2021 · 19 comments · Fixed by #377
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@Photon89
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Photon89 commented Jul 4, 2021

Brief summary of issue

Just got the following via the website's contact form:

since Version 0.97 double click doesn't work when selecting a selection. Can you fix this? Thank you

I used before the Update a double klick with left left mouse button to take a screen shot after selecting an area

I assume that in versions prior to 0,96 the doubleclick was an alternative to the enter key for initiating the screenshot, but this alternative isn't present any more after the GTK3 merge.

Steps to reproduce the issue

  1. Launch the selection mode
  2. Select an area to take a screenshot
  3. Try to initiate the screenshot with a doubleclick

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Nothing specific.

Extra information, such as Shutter version, operating system and ideas for how to solve:

Shutter 0.97, most probably also 0.96.

@Photon89 Photon89 added enhancement New feature or request gtk3 regression labels Jul 4, 2021
@Photon89 Photon89 changed the title Doubleclick for initiating a screenshot in selection mode stopped working after in recent Shutter version(s) Doubleclick for initiating a screenshot in selection mode stopped working in recent Shutter version(s) Jul 4, 2021
@DarthGandalf
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I didn't even know there is such feature... I always used Enter key for it

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Photon89 commented Jul 8, 2021

Same here! But looks like some people did use it...

@blazendic
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wow :O I didn't even know that it was possible with "Enter" 🤣

From the first time I've used Shutter, I always used it with double click.
Luckily I've came here to check if someone has reported this issue.

@GrzegorzPawlowski-TomTom

I observe the same problem in version 0.97.

@DarthGandalf
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I observe the same problem in version 0.97.

Well, yes, since I didn't know about this feature, I missed it while reimplementing some parts of shutter for gtk3

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jcro21 commented Jul 14, 2021

I also used this feature heavily; Means you don't have to have a hand on the keyboard! Just double-click after you release the mouse button (to set the selection area).

Is there an intention to reimplement this?

As an aside, I've been using this gem of an application for several years - really appreciate those who've contributed to making it so great! ❤️

@DarthGandalf
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Is there an intention to reimplement this?

Sure. This is the main regression of 0.96 not fixed yet.

@mvivarelli
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Hi, just to point out that this function is needed when you take a screenshot of an RDP or virtual machine window, because the enter key get grabbed by the window itself.
In the mean time is it possible to reinstall 0.96 version in Ubuntu 20.04 or newer?
I searched but I wasn't able to do that
Thank's
Maurizio

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Photon89 commented Jul 20, 2021

@mvivarelli I fear you would need 0.95 which still has most of the GTK2 dependencies.

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First of all thank's Michael for giving new life to this software that I really like.
Said that with this problem I need a temporary solution (my screenshot are mainly of VM's or RDP windows)
Is it possible to find a compiled version 0.95 for Ubuntu 20.04
Thank's
Maurizio

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Photon89 commented Jul 20, 2021

All the credits go to @DarthGandalf 😃

There are 0.95 packages in the Linuxuprising PPA but not for 20.04: https://launchpad.net/%7Elinuxuprising/+archive/ubuntu/shutter/+index?batch=75&memo=75&start=75 You can just download the 0.95 tarball from https://github.com/shutter-project/shutter/releases/tag/v0.95 and install it using "make install", it will uninstall cleanly with "make uninstall", so it's not that of an issue installing it past the package manager.

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mvivarelli commented Jul 20, 2021 via email

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Great, you're welcome!

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ak2766 commented Jul 25, 2021

Might I add that when Shutter is configured to minimize to try on close, clicking the Shutter icon in the Gnome Dash does nothing. Previously, it would open the main window. It would be good to get functionality back as well.

I'm on a fully patched Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS desktop.

@Photon89
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@ak2766 Please open a new issue about this problem. Though I fear that there won't be a fix any time soon since this seems to be the way how libappindicator works in Gnome (I might be wrong though)...

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ak2766 commented Jul 25, 2021

Alright. No worries - will do so right away.

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mvivarelli commented Jul 28, 2021 via email

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Photon89 commented Jul 28, 2021

Can you forecast when the fix will be available?

I guess, as soon as @DarthGandalf, our only developer, finds time to deal with it. 😉 But it looks like the most pressing issue currently, as quite many people seem to be affected by it.

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mvivarelli commented Jul 28, 2021 via email

DarthGandalf added a commit to DarthGandalf/shutter that referenced this issue Jul 31, 2021
Fix shutter-project#350
Fix shutter-project#359 (by not blocking the double-click signal anymore)

TODO: upstream it to ImageView
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