If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * updated Dropbox.pm and XFIXES.pm
  * fixed deprecated code 
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

Improved Dropbox integration

Kudos go to Marco van Hilst who rewrote (and improved/fixed) the existing plugin. Here is why (bug report):

The current Dropbox plugin used the deprecated Public folder functionality of Dropbox. Dropbox dropped support for the Public folder for free accounts that registered after the drop deadline in favor of individual share link creation.

The current Perl library binding for Dropbox’s RESTful HTTP API, Net::Dropbox::API, is old and therefore does not support the new /share and /media functions that generate proper links to the files. Attempting to upload via Dropbox with the plugin in its current state will successfully upload to the Public folder of one’s Dropbox, but will yield an invalid link that will display a 404 when opened in a browser.

Added support for vgy.me

Swooshy wrote an upload script for vgy.me, which is an image hosting service a friend of him made. Thanks!

Want to develop an upload plugin?

All you need is a) some knowledge of Perl b) this template!

How to install?

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon. Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #1163251
       [Dropbox plugin doesn't work since it uses an old version of the API]
    -- LP: #1250536
       [Error Dropbox authentication and upload]
    -- LP: #1298878
       [vgy.me support]
    -- LP: #1349512
       [Dropbox plugin uses Public folder and does not create proper share link]

Enjoy this release!

The following upload plugins were removed:

• UbuntuOne
• ImageBanana
• Ompldr

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #731874
       [Launching a second instance causes a crash - ArchLinux]
    -- LP: #1034768
       [Segmentation fault (core dumped) when trying to edit an image]
    -- LP: #1285287
       [Crashes after clicking "edit" while using certain icon themes]
    -- LP: #1334869
       [Shutter: ImageBanana no loger active....]
    -- LP: #1351015
       [Remove Ubuntu One]

Enjoy this release!

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #1243649
       [Add new icon]
    -- LP: #1308485
       [immio has been closed]
    -- LP: #1314893
       [Session tab no longer shows thumbnails]

Enjoy this release!

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

   * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #1092522
       [Shutter doesn't recognize the command-line option "-d"]
    -- LP: #1191521
       [--delay=0 doesn't work from command-line]
    -- LP: #1216619
       [Drawing Tool: encoding problems when using chinese fonts]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

Code removal

• Application

In order to keep Shutter’s codebase easier to maintain we’ve decided to remove some of the error prone features. In fact, we’ve removed the keybinding code (code needs to be written for every single desktop environment) and the Simple Selection Tool (superseeded by the Advanced Selection Tool). I you still want to launch Shutter via hotkey (e.g. Print) we have prepared detailed instructions for the most popular DEs.

• Plugins

Due to licensing issues it was necessary to remove three plugins (3Dreflection, 3Drotate, bordereffects). The plugins are based on scripts written by Fred Weinhaus and he asked me to remove them from our distribution. If you agree to the license you can still use the plugins. We are preparing a step-by-step-guide.

Improved AppIndicator

This releases adds a new option to show the main window (useful when running Unity).

Show main window

You are a package maintainer?

Please have a look at our list of dependencies to check if your current package does fulfill the needs of the new version. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. This release removes the following dependency:

• libgnome2-gconf-perl (Gnome2::GConf)

How to install?

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon. Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #1035259
       [No way to activate the main window when using the appindicator]
    -- LP: #1081917
       [Quicklist no more working]
    -- LP: #1083033
       [Needs a high contrast app icon]
    -- LP: #1083586
       [Remove keybinding code]
    -- LP: #1083588
       [Remove Simple Selection Tool]
    -- LP: #1087367
       [File extension .png]
    -- LP: #1092054
       [desktop-file-validate complains again]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #1007712
       [imageshack plug in fails]
    -- LP: #1020600
       [bug on save output image in cyrillic keybord layout]
    -- LP: #1021158
       [Imgur plugin doesn't work]
    -- LP: #1033931
       [libgtk2-appindicator-perl not available for lucid (Ubuntu 10.04)]
    -- LP: #1035332
       [desktop-file-validate complains]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

AppIndicator Support

This release adds support for application indicators when running Unity. Thanks to Hans Oesterholt (http://search.cpan.org/~oesterhol/) for creating the needed Perl bindings.

Hint: The indicator disappears temporarily when taking a screenshot. This is not a bug

AppIndicator Support

You are a package maintainer?

Please have a look at our list of dependencies to check if your current package does fulfill the needs of the new version. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. This release adds the following (optional) dependency:

• libgtk2-appindicator-perl (Gtk2::AppIndicator)

How to install?

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon. Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #664292
       [Feature Request: Please make use of appindicators]
    -- LP: #1012235
       [Advanced Selection Capture entries do not work]
    -- LP: #1018791
       [Change fsf-address]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

New CLI-Parameters

It is now possible to configure the delay and to control whether you want to include the cursor when using Shutter in scripts.

-d, --delay=SECONDS

-c, --include_cursor

-C, --remove_cursor

Bugfixes

The other changes are mainly bug fixes that make the experience even better.

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #965589
       [Dropbox upload should urlencode the resuting link]
    -- LP: #966159
       [Wrong image format in save dialogue]
    -- LP: #975247
       [Editor: icon tool fails to add image]
    -- LP: #976316
       [Add include/exclude cursor option for command-line]
    -- LP: #976322
       [Add --delay command line option]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

New CLI-Parameter

It is now possible to prevent Shutter from adding new screenshots to the internal session which is useful when using Shutter in scripts. You have to use the new parameter -n (–no_session). Here is an example:

shutter --window=.*firefox.* -e -n -o %Y-%m-%d-%T.png

Improved Usability

You can now access Copy, Cut, Paste and Delete via right-click when using Shutter’s internal image editor.

Bugfixes

The other changes are mainly bug fixes that make the experience even better. As an example, uploading via FTP is now working again.

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #625291
       [Edit menu items should be shown in right-click popup for object]
    -- LP: #812182
       [save image to jpg extension]
    -- LP: #903305
       [Add no_session parameter]
    -- LP: #909195
       ['Updating plugins' dialogue appears on every startup]
    -- LP: #917158
       [FTP upload plugin recently stopped working]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #894416
       [Some upload plugins fail with unicode characters in filename]
    -- LP: #894577
       [Minus service doesn't work]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

Improved Uploading

Due to the rewrite of major parts of the code it was never easier to write an upload plugin for Shutter. Hence we added a bunch of new image hosting services.

New upload plugins

Shutter does also remember the latest uploads now. See how all this works:

Improved CLI-Interface

Is is now possible to specify the filename when using Shutter via command line. Here is an excerpt from Shutter’s manual page:

-o, --output=FILENAME
   Specify a filename to save the screenshot to (overwrites any profile-related
   setting).

   Supported image formats: You can save to any popular image format (e.g. jpeg, png,
   gif, bmp). Additionally it is possible to save to pdf, ps or svg.

   Please note: There are several wildcards available, like

	%Y = year
	%m = month
	%d = day
	%T = time
	$w = width
	$h = height
	$name = multi-purpose (e.g. window title)
	$nb_name = like $name but without blanks in resulting strings
	$profile = name of current profile
	$R = random char (e.g. $RRRR = ag4r)
	%NN = counter

   The string is interpretted by strftime. See "man strftime" for more examples.

   As an example: shutter -f -e -o './%y-%m-%d_$w_$h.png' would create a file named
   '11-10-28_1280_800.png' in the current directory.

Particularly interesting is the possibility to export directly to PDF without any further processing.

Want to develop an upload plugin?

All you need is a) some knowledge of Perl b) this template!

You are a package maintainer?

Shutter used to ship some Perl modules within the release tarball. We removed those custom modules because of security reasons. Please have a look at our list of dependencies to check if your current package does fulfill the needs of the new version. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

How to install?

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon. Changelog:

  * New Features
    -- Refactored the uploading code (added support for plugins)
    -- Added new upload plugins
    -- Public links are now saved when a screenshot was uploaded
    -- New command line option: specify filename
  * New Upload Plugins
    -- Dropbox
    -- ImageBanana
    -- ImageShack
    -- Imgur
    -- ImmIO
    -- ITmages
    -- Minus
    -- Omploader
    -- ToileLibre
    -- TwitPic
    -- UbuntuPics
  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #342622
       [Remember upload links]
    -- LP: #841328
       [black corners if window is selected from the window list]
    -- LP: #888441
       [dialog not clickable when renaming a file]
    -- LP: #889031
       [Package should'nt provide own perl libraries]
    -- LP: #892703
       [After unlinking from Dropbox there is no way to relink it again]
    -- LP: #650701
       [retrieve Public URL if screenshot is already uploaded]
    -- LP: #675911
       [Url not selected when i do single click]
    -- LP: #793462
       [Short URL in imageshack.us]
    -- LP: #870556
       [specify file name on command line]
    -- LP: #374024
       [http://omploader.org/ as new image hoster]
    -- LP: #486490
       [Feature Request: Upload to imgur]
    -- LP: #489598
       [Wish: Add Twitpic support]
    -- LP: #598818
       [feature request: extensible imagehost/upload tools]
    -- LP: #602209
       [Add integration with Dropbox]
    -- LP: #619748
       [Add ubuntuusers.de thumbnail code to any of the hosting plugins]
    -- LP: #651029
       [Feature Request: Upload to ITmages]
    -- LP: #703299
       [Add upload to http://pix.toile-libre.org/]
    -- LP: #785032
       [min.us uploading support]
    -- LP: #793463
       [More image services to upload]
  * improved support for Gnome-Shell
  * several smaller bugfixes
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

Good things come to those who wait

With this version one of the oldest bugs will be fixed. In earlier versions it was not possible to capture the “real” cursor image (the standard cursor was used instead).  In many situations this was an acceptable solution, but it was very annoying when details matter, e.g. when creating manuals.

The new feature in action

Show in folder

Another small – but useful – feature is the Show in folder function. It allows you to open your file browser at the screenshot’s location.

Show in folder

Bugfixes

The other changes are mainly bug fixes that make the experience even better. As an example, Shutter now supports gnome-web-photo >= 0.10 (shipped with Ubuntu 11.04).

Future plans

The next releases (0.88.x) will focus on re-implementing the upload functionality and adding more and more services (e.g. image hosters like imgur.com) to Shutter.

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * New Features
    -- Show "real" cursor (instead of standard cursor)
    -- Locate on disk
  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #695629
       [locate on disk feature]
    -- LP: #781235
       [shutter.1.gz isn't gzipped]
    -- LP: #769902
       [shutter --man displays source code]
    -- LP: #752846
       [Application doesn't work on windows with certain titles]
    -- LP: #749442
       [UI improvements to the timeout menu]
    -- LP: #779252
       [Support gnome-web-photo >= 0.10]
    -- LP: #744397
       [It doesn't save the selected profile between sessions]
    -- LP: #388475
       [Showing standard cursor (left-ptr) instead of current cursor]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

If anyone wants to have chat about Shutter or any other topic you are interested in, please let me know.

[Update]:

The summit is over and I am back home again.

My badge

For those who are curious, here are some nice photos: http://www.flickr.com/groups/uds/

I hope that I can be there again at the next UDS. See you soon.

Read on to see why this is a useful feature and and what else is included in this version.

The Bad News

The traditional notification area will be removed in Ubuntu 11.04 and application authors have to migrate to libappindicator. Currently there are only bindings for C, Python, and Mono. Due to the fact that Shutter is written in Perl there is currently no easy way to implement support for libappindicator. This means that you will not see Shutter’s panel icon in Ubuntu 11.04.

Before

The Good News

OMG! UBUNTU! posted a short guide on how to re-enable notification area applets in Ubuntu 11.04. In summary, you only have to follow three simple steps:

1. Open a terminal and launch the following command:

gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist

2. You will get something like [‘JavaEmbeddedFrame’, ‘Wine’, ‘Skype’] as a result. Add ‘Shutter’ to this list and save the new setting with the following command

gsettings set com.canonical.Unity.Panel systray-whitelist “[‘JavaEmbeddedFrame’, ‘Wine’, ‘Skype’, ‘Shutter’]”

3. Re-Login and start Shutter

After

If anyone is able to provide Perl bindings for libappindicator, please let me know. Help is highly appreciated.

Even Better News

With support for Quicklists you can put Shutter on Unity’s Launcher and easily access the most common functions. This is how it looks like:

Quicklist

Additional Changes

This version also includes an important bugfix (see changelog below) and updated translations. This means it is also worth to update Shutter’s package for other distributions than Ubuntu.

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #737428
       ['Open with' does not work when filename contains german umlauts]
    -- LP: #738710
       [Needs quicklists for Natty]
  * updated translations

Enjoy this release!

Shutter 0.87.1 does not add any new features but fixes some annoying bugs.

If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Updates for other distributions will be available soon.

Changelog:

  * Fixed bugs / minor improvements
    -- LP: #657585
       [Shutter ignores typed-in save location]
    -- LP: #695295
       [Section: Encoding problems in non-english version of Shutter]
    -- LP: #697483
       [Initial image in DrawingTool shouldn't be locked by default]
    -- LP: #705094
       [Enter and Escape keys don't work any more]
    -- LP: #705315
       [Shutter failed to take screenshot on seamless mode of virtualbox]
    -- LP: #708753
       [Tab closing crashes in some circumstances]
    -- LP: #723075
       [Error while opening image 'sel_window_list.svg']
    -- LP: #730883
       [Profiles doesn't save some information]
    -- LP: #731495
       [Uploading to ImageShack broken]
  * updated translations
 
Enjoy this release!

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			We are happy to announce the release of Shutter 0.87. Most of the changes are not visible to users, but there are still a lot of awesome new features that are worth mentioning.

Shutter is unique! Yeah…what does unique mean?
In the past many users have mentioned the fact that it was possible to open more than one instance of Shutter. In order to avoid this behaviour, Shutter now uses LibUnique – a library for writing single instance applications. This brings many advantages to the user for example, an already running instance of Shutter will be opened when opening a file with Shutter in your file browser:





Additionally it is now possible to send messages to an already running instance of Shutter. Hence, it is now very easy to use Shutter in a bash script or to make extended use of keybindings. You can capture a specific window by searching for a title (regular expressions supported):
shutter –window=.*firefox.*
Another example is to capture a specific region of the screen:
shutter -s=100,100,300,300
Please keep in mind that this is only a small subset of all available options. Some more examples are demonstrated in this video:

You might also want to have a look at the new man page where all available parameters are explained.
Capture the last active window
A feature that was missing for a long time was the ability to capture the last active window. This is handy when using it as a hotkey. See how it works:





Rounded window corners for everyone!
Users that are running Compiz (Desktop Effects) know the problem: You are using a nice theme with shaped window corners, but no screenshot taking application is taking this into account. There is no real solution to the problem because Compiz works different than traditional window managers like Metacity, but Shutter offers a nice and flexible workaround now:

When this option is activated Shutter uses fixed parameters to round the window corners. You can overwrite the default parameters by creating a file named ~/.shutter/shape.conf and put custom values in it. The related tooltip explains the needed steps when you want to overwrite the default values, but Shutter also comes with good working default values (at least for standard themes).
See how to enable this option:

Automatically resize windows before capture
A “new-to-the-world” feature is Shutter’s capability of resizing window to a specific size before capturing – and restoring the initial size afterwards. This is very useful when you want to fit all images to a specific width or height (or both!), e.g. when you are writing for a blog or magazine and you have to respect the existing layout.

By using this feature you don’t have to scale you images afterwards (and thus losing quality). Now you can resize the windows you want to capture automatically. Please see the video above to see how things work.
Smaller features
1) It is now possible to adjust the startup behaviour (e.g. automatically launch Shutter at login) via Shutter’s preferences:

2) Shutter also respects the EXIF orientation flag and rotates the image accordingly when displaying it. Shutter does also write the EXIF data back to the images when saving.
3) Additionally it is now possible to export the files to PostScript. This is handy when working with LaTeX.

4) Shutter is now 100% compatible with Unity (and its global menu).
5) Shutter is cluttering your home directory? Activate the option “Do not save file automatically”. Remember: You can still upload and edit your screenshots.

6) There are some new callouts available within the DrawingTool that fit perfectly to the latest Ubuntu / Canonical designs. Thanks to Gregor Fröhlich.

Still not tired? Check out our complete changelog below!
How to get it
If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Usually maintainers of other distributions are adopting our releases very fast, so updates for that will be available soon.
Changelog:
  * New Features
    -- Capture active window
    -- Uniqueness via libunique (single instance)
    -- Support for rounded window corners when using Compiz
    -- Automatically resize windows before capture
    -- New option: don't save screenshot to disk
    -- Advanced startup-options
    -- EXIF orientation flag is now supported
    -- Compatible with global menu (unity)
    -- Export to PostScript
    -- Faster application startup (load session in background task)
  * Fixed Bugs / Improvements
    -- LP: #336132
       [Load last session in a background task]
    -- LP: #348161
       [Option not to save screenshots to disk by default]
    -- LP: #371555
       [Add advanced startup-options to the settings dialog]
    -- LP: #388478
       [multiple instances running]
    -- LP: #419137
       [keyboard shortcuts and hidden main window]
    -- LP: #429677
       [Add option to capture last active window]
    -- LP: #481096
       [hotkeys and Compiz' flat-file backend]
    -- LP: #486659
       [Pressing Enter in the image editor doesn't save image]
    -- LP: #517267
       [shortcut keys with abbreviations can reset compiz shortcut keys]
    -- LP: #577040
       [Add a --version command line argument]
    -- LP: #632042
       [Disable re-save file warnings]
    -- LP: #638588
       [Image name overlapping error with $nb_name format]
    -- LP: #643675
       [Editor window opens too large]
    -- LP: #643683
       [Can't capture cursor anymore]
    -- LP: #644084
       [Moving files to trash doesn't work with KDE]
    -- LP: #644168
       [Rotation in Shotwell is incomp. with some other applications]
    -- LP: #644847
       [Shutter does not respect the EXIF orientation flag]
    -- LP: #654185
       [Crop tool - Offset when zooming]
    -- LP: #658740
       ['Open with' does not work with global menu (unity)]
    -- LP: #658745
       [Unreadable (built-in) notifications: Text is highlighted]
    -- LP: #661424
       [Plugins fails if ' in filename]
    -- LP: #657585
       [Shutter ignores typed-in save location]
    -- LP: #666854
       [Auto-resize windows]
    -- LP: #666858
       [Opaque window corners when using compiz]
    -- LP: #671749
       [Feature Request: Redo hotkey]
    -- LP: #671914
       [Zoom window does not update when modifying selection]
    -- LP: #671917
       [Use filename for notebook pages (instead of [no] - [date])]
    -- LP: #671918
       [autoincrement does not work (in rare cases)]
    -- LP: #677745
       [non-HIG complient menu tooltip]
    -- LP: #681008
       [Add feature 'Export to PostScript']
    -- LP: #685235
       [Double click doesn't work when selecting a selection]
  * updated translations
Enjoy this release (and don’t hesitate to contact us if you want to submit some feedback)!
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			We are happy to announce the release of Shutter 0.86.4. This is our last release in the 0.86.x release cycle. The next release will be 0.87. Read on to get more information about the changes and new features.

Capture all workspaces as one image
If you ever wanted to capture your whole desktop – including all workspaces – this feature is for you.
Capture all workspaces
After clicking on the menu entry above Shutter will automatically cycle through all of your workspaces, capture every single one and composes them into one large image (preserving the original layout).
Automatically add a border
Sometimes it is useful to add a border to screenshots, e.g. to separate the white portion of the screenshot and the white background of a document.
This functionality is now built-in. Got to Shutter’s preferences to activate it:
Choose border width and color
This is how a screenshot with auto-border looks like:
Example
New plugins
The hard shadow-plugin is now configurable and allows you to change the direction and the color of the shadow:
Choose direction and color
Autocrop is a completely new plugin. It uses ImageMagick’s convert -trim option to remove empty borders from a screenshot. Grabbing a picture out of a PDF is a good use-case. Here is an example:
Original image
Using the autocrop-plugin
Advanced Selection Tool: New shortcuts
On a large display it is sometimes tricky to get start points and end points perfect. Due to that it is now possible to use the keyboard (cursor keys) for grain movement. To start the selection you can now simply hold down Ctrl-Key. Otherwise it could be possible to move the mouse cursor when attempting  to left click once the starting point has been positioned exactly with  the keyboard.
Launch DrawingTool directly after capture
You can now configure Shutter to use launch the DrawingTool (Edit-Button) directly after taking a screenshot. You simply need to go to Shutter’s preferences and activate this option.
Open with
How to get it
If you’ve subscribed to the Ubuntu repository, you’ll be prompted about an update being available automatically – otherwise, check the downloads page for individual packages. Maintainers of other distributions will be notified, so updates for that will be available soon.
Changelog:
  * New Features
    -- Automatically add a border
    -- Capture all workspaces as one image
  * New Plugins
    -- Hard Shadow
    -- Autocrop
  * Fixed Bugs / Minor Improvements
    -- LP: #342628
       [Make selection capture 'rounded grey box' less intrusive]
    -- LP: #497050
       [Direction/Color on Shadow Plugin]
    -- LP: #535481
       [Need an autocrop tool]
    -- LP: #583988
       [JPEG export: file size too big]
    -- LP: #588188
       [Add DrawingTool to Preferences>Actions>Open with]
    -- LP: #590348
       [Need "border" feature]
    -- LP: #608683
       [capture ALL desktops as one image]
    -- LP: #611832
       [Advanced selection tool - Enable numpad enter]
    -- LP: #618008
       [Non-latin filenames]
    -- LP: #620136
       [Keyboard should be able to be used for fine grain movements]
    -- LP: #620397
       [Adv. Selection Tool: no update when using the keyboard]
    -- LP: #622638
       [shutter launches ubuntuone also, at startup]
  * updated translations
Enjoy this release!
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