| 2010-09-21 04:13:38 |
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| 2010-09-21 04:13:38 |
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| 2010-09-21 04:14:33 |
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description |
Clicking the X icon in shutter (see image) closes AND DELETES the screenshot.
This is bad.
Currently it is (afaik) impossible to close a few screenshots to restore system memory without permanently deleting the files in question.
There should be two icons:
1) close image but do not delete file = X
2) close image and delete file from disk = other icon more appropriate to delete function, like trashcan
It should be possible to close screenshots
1) without permanently deleting them.
2) with permanent deletion
3) with trashcan stowage
System Trashcan should be used wherever possible instead of outright file deletion. Typical standards such as DEL for trashcan stowage, and SHIFT-DEL for permanent file deletion should apply here
The X icon is somewhat counterintuitive, as X on a tab normally indicates closing that tab.. not necessarily deletion of the asset it is rendering. |
Shutter 0.86.4 Rev.906
Clicking the X icon in shutter (see image) closes AND DELETES the screenshot.
This is bad.
Currently it is (afaik) impossible to close a few screenshots to restore system memory without permanently deleting the files in question.
There should be two icons:
1) close image but do not delete file = X
2) close image and delete file from disk = other icon more appropriate to delete function, like trashcan
It should be possible to close screenshots
1) without permanently deleting them.
2) with permanent deletion
3) with trashcan stowage
System Trashcan should be used wherever possible instead of outright file deletion. Typical standards such as DEL for trashcan stowage, and SHIFT-DEL for permanent file deletion should apply here
The X icon is somewhat counterintuitive, as X on a tab normally indicates closing that tab.. not necessarily deletion of the asset it is rendering.
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| 2010-09-21 09:15:29 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
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| 2010-09-22 01:41:02 |
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| 2010-09-22 01:57:39 |
BETLOG |
description |
Shutter 0.86.4 Rev.906
Clicking the X icon in shutter (see image) closes AND DELETES the screenshot.
This is bad.
Currently it is (afaik) impossible to close a few screenshots to restore system memory without permanently deleting the files in question.
There should be two icons:
1) close image but do not delete file = X
2) close image and delete file from disk = other icon more appropriate to delete function, like trashcan
It should be possible to close screenshots
1) without permanently deleting them.
2) with permanent deletion
3) with trashcan stowage
System Trashcan should be used wherever possible instead of outright file deletion. Typical standards such as DEL for trashcan stowage, and SHIFT-DEL for permanent file deletion should apply here
The X icon is somewhat counterintuitive, as X on a tab normally indicates closing that tab.. not necessarily deletion of the asset it is rendering.
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--- Bug Description revised after post #4 ---
Shutter 0.86.4 Rev.906
Shutter -> preferences -> behaviour > "move files to trash then closing tab"
This setting is ignored, in that files are permanently deleted (not sent to trash) when this option is checked,
but works as expected (does not trash or permanently delete files, but simply removes the image preview from shutter) when this option is not checked.
---- original Bug Description - disregard : I did not know there was an option for "move files to trash then closing tab" ---
Shutter 0.86.4 Rev.906
Clicking the X icon in shutter (see image) closes AND DELETES the screenshot.
This is bad.
Currently it is (afaik) impossible to close a few screenshots to restore system memory without permanently deleting the files in question.
There should be two icons:
1) close image but do not delete file = X
2) close image and delete file from disk = other icon more appropriate to delete function, like trashcan
It should be possible to close screenshots
1) without permanently deleting them.
2) with permanent deletion
3) with trashcan stowage
System Trashcan should be used wherever possible instead of outright file deletion. Typical standards such as DEL for trashcan stowage, and SHIFT-DEL for permanent file deletion should apply here
The X icon is somewhat counterintuitive, as X on a tab normally indicates closing that tab.. not necessarily deletion of the asset it is rendering.
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| 2010-09-22 01:59:15 |
BETLOG |
summary |
unexpected: X icon in shutter permanently deletes file |
unexpected: "move files to trash then closing tab" is ignored & files destroyed |
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| 2010-09-22 15:51:35 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
summary |
unexpected: "move files to trash then closing tab" is ignored & files destroyed |
Moving files to trash doesn't work with KDE |
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| 2010-09-22 15:51:39 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
shutter: milestone |
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0.87 |
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| 2010-09-22 15:51:40 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
shutter: assignee |
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Mario Kemper (Romario) (mario-kemper) |
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| 2010-09-22 15:51:43 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
shutter: importance |
Undecided |
Low |
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| 2010-09-22 15:51:47 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
shutter: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2011-01-11 12:12:17 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
shutter: status |
Confirmed |
Fix Committed |
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| 2011-02-09 01:14:06 |
Mario Kemper (Romario) |
shutter: status |
Fix Committed |
Fix Released |
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