introduction, question

[Jeremy Bicha]

On 25 April 2012 18:43, Mike Carifio <michael.carifio at canonical.com> wrote:
> Jeremy, thanks for your help on freenode/#ubuntu-docs
>
> Using your scripts, I generated five .png files, which I've attached as a
tgz file. Give them a look and see if this is an improvement.
>
> As I understand the need, this is only a partial solution. In particular,
I think I'm trying to generate zh_CN screenshots for these images in
C/figures:
>
> color-profile-default.png
> nautilus-icons.png

The above two and printing-select.png come directly from
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-user-docs/tree/gnome-help . I didn't
generate them and I don't believe there's a script to make them
automatically yet. Those should of course be forwarded to GNOME too if they
are translated.

I believe I can make unity-dash-intro.png, as a derivative of
unity-overview.png. I'll add that to my script the next time I update it.

The other 4 below (appmenu, exit, launcher & windows) should be produced by
the with-mouse script. unity-dash.png can be made with the without-mouse
script. It's currently in the English-language only section because the
small amount of text there is only barely readable so it may or may not be
worth it.

> nautilus.png # done?
> printing-select.png
> unity-appmenu-intro.png
> unity-dash-intro.png
> unity-dash.png # done?
> unity-dash-sample.png # done?
> unity-exit.png
> unity-launcher-intro.png
> unity-overview.png # done?
> unity.png
> unity-windows.png
> unity-workspace-intro.png # done?
>
> Do you know where each of these images comes from? I can try doing them
manually. Thanks.

Thanks for giving the script its first good test. I've added the two
collect scripts to lp:ubuntu-docs now. You don't need to worry about the
.zip file anymore as it just uses wget to fetch the files it needs.

https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-doc/ubuntu-docs/precise/files

For some reason, the Dash didn't load for your unity-dash screenshot which
also caused unity-dash-sample to not work right. You said you were doing
these in a virtual machine? Maybe your host computer is grabbing the Super
keyboard shortcut. Maybe  xdotool Alt+F1 xdotool Enter  would work instead.

unity-workspace-intro is supposed to have the tooltip for the workspace
switcher showing (the Unity favorites gsettings line should have removed a
few extra launcher icons temporarily so that it would work).

The next version of Shutter will allow us to consolidate the scripts as it
supports extra command line options (such as delay and whether to include
the cursor or not) so it will be a bit better for Quantal.

Jeremy
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