Rebuilding my Solus Plasma install. A carry over I'm going to have from EOS on all distros moving forward for a while is the dark with purple & magenta tones.

laky
That's a pretty damn nice picture, your wallpaper!
Where did you get it from? Or do you have a link to it for us?

      presianbg what's the redaction tool you used to smudge your personal data? curious. I've not found an app I really like yet,

          Wyrdsmyth
          Oh Korla how I miss you. From the OS I'm at now, this:

          $ dnf search korla
No matches found.

          Mohave, if I recall right, was part of some Mac icon emulations, or real mac icons, I forgot. Arc and Plata were always too dark for me so the windows bled into each other. what you have now is the right shade of dark I like-- materia and greybird and other are similar to this black. All looks good.

              brent flameshot

              eopkg info flameshot                                                                                                                                                                                  
Installed package:
Name                : flameshot, version: 12.1.0, release: 15
Summary             : Powerful yet simple to use screenshot software
Description         : A program to capture screenshots. It includes CLI options as well as a GUI for capturing and annotating screenshots.
Licenses            : Apache-2.0, GPL-2.0-or-later, GPL-3.0-or-later, LAL-1.3, LGPL-3.0-or-later
Component           : multimedia.graphics
Dependencies        : libstdc++ glibc libgcc qt5-base qt5-svg 
Distribution        : Solus, Dist. Release: 1
Architecture        : x86_64, Installed Size: 3.37 MB
Reverse Dependencies:

              But to extract the most of it, I would recommend having a shortcut like this:

              paired with advanced clipboard manager as copyq (with shortcuts to access the clipboard entries in a list fashion + preview for images):

              and OCR shortcut to extract text from images:

              #!/bin/bash

rpath="/tmp/$RANDOM"
mkdir -p "$rpath"

/usr/bin/xclip -selection clipboard -t image/png -o > "$rpath/out.png"
/usr/bin/tesseract "$rpath/out.png" "$rpath/out"
cat "$rpath/out.txt" | xclip -selection clipboard
rm -rf "$rpath"
notify-send "Clipboard" "Successfully copied OCR output to clipboard"

              Then you have the perfect setup for taking screenshots, editing/manipulating them on the fly, extracting text from them and saving them for later use.

              The workflow is just remembering like 3-4 shortcuts 🙂

              Sorry for the lengthily and detailed answer, but this is a setup I'm really proud of <3

              PS: nobody asked for the background image, but I think this is something you will like:
              https://github.com/Rezmason/matrix
              My settings:
              https://rezmason.github.io/matrix/?effect=customStripes&colors=119,0,121,1,1,0,0,1,1&width=101&volumetric=true&forwardSpeed=0.2&density=5&ditherMagnitude=0.02&font=resurrections&loops=true

              If someone knows how to use this webpage as animated background without having too much machine resources wasted, please let me know !

              Cheers,
              PY

                  Hello!
                  I am very happy to register now, for the joy of the resurrection of Solus! I will also show you my Hungarian Solus!

                  presianbg if any one want a cli/script you can try this 2 lines (install scrot)

                  screenshot-w.sh
                  #!/bin/bash
                  scrot -u -d 5 ~/Pictures/%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S.png
                  notify-send -u low "Scrot" "Screenshot [window] done !!!"
                  screenshot.sh
                  #!/bin/bash
                  scrot -d 5 ~/Pictures/%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S.png
                  notify-send -u low "Scrot" "Screenshot done !!!"

                      : @presianbg thanks for that. and the setup/run information was wonderfully presented. flameshot I will look at.
                      : viyoriya that is pretty cool too