I'd been using Shutter to do screen captures from selected portions of the screen. The usual method is to use the mouse to draw a rectangle,then press ENTER to grab that selection. The first part works -- I can select a portion of the screen -- but the ENTER is ignored. I have to use CTRL-ALT-F2 to open a console and kill the shutter process to get control of the Gnome Shell again.
I'd just wanted to confirm that this behaviour was the same that I experienced a few minutes ago. The error exists and is pretty annoying.
Same probleme here, any news?
Same problem here. Upstream bug is https://bugs.launchpad.net/shutter/+bug/705094 In that bug, it is noted that the problem actually lies in the perl-Gtk2 package, and was fixed starting with perl-Gtk2 1.222 (AFAICT). F15 ships version 1.203. Rawhide has 1.223-1. So I fixed this on my machine by updating the perl-Gtk2 package from rawhide, as in: # yum --enablerepo=rawhide update perl-Gtk2
Thanks for your answer Victor, upgrading to the Rawhide package has solved the issue!! Shutter working fine :)
*** Bug 711417 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
In other bug there is alternate solution https://bugs.launchpad.net/shutter/+bug/787799 >> This was fixed in Shutter 0.87.1. You might want to update to a higher >> version. I will try to contact Fedora's maintainer and ask him to update >> the package.
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