Use -f option in scrot command to avoid line artifacts left on screen#10
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Use -f option in scrot command to avoid line artifacts left on screen#10asgrim wants to merge 1 commit intoEvanDotPro:masterfrom
-f option in scrot command to avoid line artifacts left on screen#10asgrim wants to merge 1 commit intoEvanDotPro:masterfrom
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Details on the issue can be read on: resurrecting-open-source-projects/scrot#36 The `-f` option "freezes" the screen (so no redraws happen) which means refreshes aren't happening, so the lines don't get drawn on the captured screenshot. The downside is, the screen doesn't redraw, so perhaps a matter of preference here!
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Details on the issue can be read on:
resurrecting-open-source-projects/scrot#36
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-foption "freezes" the screen (so no redraws happen) which means refreshes aren't happening, so the lines don't get drawn on the captured screenshot. The downside is, the screen doesn't redraw, so perhaps a matter of preference here!