#783964 gnome-screenshot: Spurious triggers of activity menu while validating screenshot region #783964
- Package:
- gnome-screenshot
- Source:
- gnome-screenshot
- Description:
- screenshot application for GNOME
- Submitter:
- Ludovic Pouzenc
- Date:
- 2015-05-08 20:15:04 UTC
- Severity:
- normal
Dear Maintainer, On my fresh defaut install of Debian 8 with dual monitor setup on ATI card, I have pseudo random problem while trying to screenshot a region of my main screen. I trigger gnome-screenshot by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Printscreen, draw a region from upper-left corner to bottom-right. Sometimes the region is the right one and every goes ok, sometime the region start at position that is not the cursor one (may be a x==0 on current screen ?) then Activity menu is trggered then the screenshot is taken but not contains what I want to screenshot. There is also stange region drawing when going bottom without any x variation. Seems tru in the reverse : moving on x axis without variying on y. 2 videos for illustrating the whole fuck :) http://www.pouzenc.fr/misc/tmp/gnome-screenshot-triggers-activity-menu.webm http://www.pouzenc.fr/misc/tmp/gnome-screenshot-triggers-strange-rects.webm I don't know how to report it properly upstream and if gnome-screenshot is the root source of the problem. Cheers, Ludovic
Hi again, I think finally gnome-screenshot is not affected while I added huge debug in the code... and it clearly does not run at all. sources.debian.net allows me to see that gnome-screenshot code have been duplicated in mate-utils. Please correct my mistake. (gnome-screenshot => mate-utils) Regards, Ludovic
Hi again and again, I went wrong, it seems the offending code is now in JavaScript in gnome-shell (may in js/ui/screenshot.js). It's purely unreadable and uncommented. Worst, I have no clue to dump out values in code like : I could try to keep calm and trace this if you have any pointers for me about overring things in gnome-shell :) Ludovic
Hi, Additionnal info : I have disabled the functionnality that open "Activity" overlay without any click. (I don't know the right english wording about this functionnality). The bug with screenshot occurs even in this config. I was thinking about an uninitialised [0;0] pointer coords in some way that triggers the hot spot... but no. Regards, Ludovic