ShotGlass

Shotglass is an application for taking screenshots and doing stuff with them … there’s a simple API for developing plugins, and a few sample plugins for watermarking and uploading to FTP or Gallery2 …

ShotGlass Release

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 06-Sep-2005

Shotglass is an application for taking screenshots and doing stuff with them … there’s a simple API for developing plugins, and a few sample plugins for watermarking and uploading to FTP or Gallery2 …

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Development, My Software, Screen Capture, ScreenShot, ShotGlass | 2 Responses

ShotGlass – License

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 29-Aug-2005

Shotglass is an application for taking screenshots and doing stuff with them … there’s a simple API for developing plugins, and a few sample plugins for watermarking and uploading to FTP or Gallery2 …

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Development, licensing, My Software, Screen Capture, ScreenShot, ShotGlass

ShotGlass – Features

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 21-Aug-2005

Shotglass is an application for taking screenshots and doing stuff with them … there’s a simple API for developing plugins, and a few sample plugins for watermarking and uploading to FTP or Gallery2 …

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Development, My Software, Screen Capture, ScreenShot, ShotGlass

ShotGlass – Why?

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 21-Aug-2005

I’ve been using Cropper, but it just doesn’t quite cut it, and the plugin architecture is a little too much for me.

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Development, My Software, Screen Capture, ScreenShot, ShotGlass

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