Look at the timestamp of the screenshot and the system's clock
Occurrence: high / random
Or in the dark ...
Upstream bug: probably not (it does not occur in KDE Neon User Edition (Plasma 5.14.4 or 5.14.5))
| jraleigh | |
| Jan 10 2019, 10:50 PM |
| F4298071: Screenshot_20190111_095958.png | |
| Jan 11 2019, 8:44 AM |
| F4298051: Screenshot_20190111_093824.png | |
| Jan 11 2019, 8:44 AM |
| F4298045: Screenshot_20190111_093655.png | |
| Jan 11 2019, 8:44 AM |
| F4298049: Screenshot_20190111_093740.png | |
| Jan 11 2019, 8:44 AM |
| F4298043: Screenshot_20190111_093454.png | |
| Jan 11 2019, 8:44 AM |
| F4297240: Screenshot_20190110_231304.png | |
| Jan 10 2019, 10:50 PM |
| F4297222: Screenshot_20190111_002727.png | |
| Jan 10 2019, 10:50 PM |
Look at the timestamp of the screenshot and the system's clock
Occurrence: high / random
Or in the dark ...
Upstream bug: probably not (it does not occur in KDE Neon User Edition (Plasma 5.14.4 or 5.14.5))
Rectangular region shot is also affected by some sort of a remanence from previous shots, yay!
I've tested that out. There you go.
All 4 were taken with these settings:
I've shot the same thing a number of times but if at 9:34 I had shot something else, the screenshot at 093740 would likely be that something else.
BUT it happens with other settings as well. If you want me to test with different settings, please post those.
This is not user error in any way. In Neon, this is not happening to me. Same machine.