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FreeBSD support... Hyprshot just doesn't works in FreeBSD
I have installed Hyprshot with manual way and also all dependencies. But it just doesn't works.. Idk why
Does your Hyprland works fine in FreeBSD?
.. Nope. Waybar appears slow. When you switching workspaces which have, for example, 5 Nautilus file managers. It so laggy...
Also Hyprland from freebsd ports has a latest version.
My Hyprland works fine but no Hyprshot, same as OP`s issue... nothing happens.
First off - this a great utility, thanks for your work in creating it. I have stopped trying to use Hyprland on FreeBSD (a number of other problems make it impractical for the moment - but I'm checking back occasionally), but did a little troubleshooting on this issue, and found a couple of points:
First, the version of getopt in the FreeBSD base system is not the same as the GNU version. Hyprshot uses the GNU syntax.
As a quick workaround, you can install the misc/getopt port and modify the line in the args function to call /usr/local/bin/getopt. You could modify the code to choose the correct getopt based on the host operating system.
Second, the output of wc -m on FreeBSD is indented so that the conditional in checkRunning will never cause the script to exit - it simply keeps going round the loop and determining that <TAB>0 is not the same as 0! If you run Hyprshot from the terminal, you can just CTRL-C to stop it. I'd suggest a better approach is to rely on the exit status of pgrep, rather than trying to parse its output:
if ! pgrep -q slurp; then
pkill hyprpicker
exit
fi
