Add KColorChooser as supported tool #79
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Thank you very much for your contribution. I initially chose to omit KColorChooser because there is apparently no command-line switch to go into "Pick Screen Color" mode directly. All the other tools just directly show a (crosshair) cursor to pick a color from the screen. It might still be a good idea to provide KColorChooser as a fall-back (because I imagine there is a large group of users that have it pre-installed). What do you think? |
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I'm KDE user, so I have no other color pickers. :) |
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Ok, thanks. It's probably better than having none at all 😄 |
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Released in v0.6.0. |
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@sharkdp |
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Can you please open a new ticket for this request? |
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