Милош Павловић

Taking a screenshot of an area and blurring the image is possible in X11, as you can see in my video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOBBZv9B3Q8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOBBZv9B3Q8) The question is how to take a screenshot...

Hi, I disabled the brisk menu hot-key, used ksuperkey to remap Super_L key release to "Ctrl+Shift+Escape" and set the "Ctrl+Shift+Escape" to run next script (requires xdotool): https://gist.github.com/Misko-2083/9d802269db03e118dc756598d0c33fce It's a little...

In Xfce4 there is a command that launches Whisker menu: xfce4-popup-whiskermenu It's a wrapper that runs a panel plugin ```bash ATPOINTER=false /usr/bin/xfce4-panel --plugin-event=whiskermenu:popup:bool:$ATPOINTER ``` I don't know if mate-panel can...

@amunhoz Example is working in Debian 11 libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev: 2.32.3-1 yad: 10.90 (GTK+ 3.24.24) Have you tried to do apply line buffering? stdbuf -oL -eL yad --width=400 --height=250 --html --uri=dialog.html --print-uri

@amunhoz He's a simple example save dialog.html ```html One Two Three ``` Then run ```bash stdbuf -oL -eL yad --width=400 --height=250 --html --uri=dialog.html --print-uri | while read -r line; do...

You found a bug. When a string begins with "-N" where N is a number it makes a mess. `yad --form --field="Input1" --field="Input2" "-0" "-1"` However it does not happen...

That's right, my mistake. I way distracted by the Gtk3 popover that displays emojis when pressing **ctrl + :** It appears when the text entry or a form entry text...

With Gtk apps usually vte terminal widget is used. Just found one simple Gtk3 terminal app https://github.com/orhun/kermit/blob/master/src/kermit.c But why embed it into yad? Do you want to set some two...

Remember to escape "" characters too. ```bash #!/usr/bin/env bash pangoEscape() { local string="${1//&/&}" string="${string///>}" printf '%s' "$string" } declare -i index=0 for f in ./* do [[ -d "$f" ]]...

If you make all the strings the same length and force Monospace font they will align to the left. ```bash #!/bin/bash for word in Emacs Mousepad Leafpad do len=${#word} if...