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So the actual issue seems to be that the permissions in GNOME 41 had to be given each screenshot, but seems to work fine if you keep granting it. In newer GNOME
by rektide 3y ago
So the actual issue seems to be that the permissions in GNOME 41 had to be given each screenshot, but seems to work fine if you keep granting it. In newer GNOME there's now a new persistent permission. Flatpak for example can use this & has successfully closed that linked ticket.
Seems like a decent success story, in the long run. GNOME did what Wayland is good at/what we couldn't do before & made a semi secure system. But GNOME over secured, made things too hard. We learned & improved things.
The page here catastrophizes with abandon. Like much zealotry surrounding Wayland. Things can be bad, times might not be smooth, but recognizing the arch, having the empathy to recognize progress & effort: that's thr capital spirit of open source.