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Re: KSnapshot no longer capturing window decorations
I thought that you would ask. I did see that you (and the others) have an nVidia card/GPU. I have an Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02) in my HP laptop. My Graphics details:
Windows no longer obstructs my view.
Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
"It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes
Re: KSnapshot no longer capturing window decorations
Thanks.
I know correlation <> causation and all that, but since it worked before the nVidia blob upgrade and failed after, maybe I'll roll back the driver to verify. Too lazy to walk into the home office right now, though.
So it turns out that the symptom I reported earlier has absolutely nothing to do with drivers or window decorations. The Screenshot desktop effect controls whether the window glow is captured by KSnapshot. When that effect is off, KSnapshot excludes the glow. When that effect is on, KSnapshot includes the glow.
Now in your case, if I'm interpreting your images correctly, the upper one appears to have a glow, but KSnapshot appears not to recognize the glow's transparency, and instead renders the area formerly covered by the glow as solid black. What theme and widget style is that?
Note that there's proper rendering of glow in ksnapshots preview, only the saved image doesn't show glow.
EDIT3:
Here's the result if i drag the image from ksnapshots preview directly to pastebin plasmoid:
Ah, this works as imgur saves the resulting image to png.
Yeah, you have to use PNG. JPEG doesn't support transparency. I just tried the same thing I did before, but saved as JPEG -- and sure enough, the "transparent" bit is actually solid black.
My experience with the Kipi plugin's Picasa integration is that it works for a few weeks, then fails to log on. I've tried purging the Google token but that doens't always fix the problem.
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