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This Week in Plasma: 6.6 is Here! (blogs.kde.org)
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[-] Frenchgeek@lemmy.ml 2 points 2 months ago

Can it do screenshots at more than 2 fps? (been trying to resurrect an old fishing script for minecraft, and between grim saying no, gnome-screenshot busy being dead, and pipewire being a inscrutable mess, I really have no idea how to send a screen capture fast enough for opencv. Also spectacle tend to drown the terminal with its pride at having found tesseract, no idea why it requires it though...)

[-] Frenchgeek@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 months ago

(For anyone curious: pipewire-capture for python is a bit of a badly documented mess but avoid dealing with Dbus to configure a screencast and grab frames of it as a screenshot. I easily managed 30+fps that way.)

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