pinwidget: allow moving widget partially outside of screen under linux

[zhangfuwen]

add a window flag to pinwidget, allowing pinwidget to be moved partially out side of screen. compile and tested under linux.

[mmahmoudian]

For the record this addresses #1786

[borgmanJeremy]

Thank you! this is much simpler than my method. Can you please apply clang-format and I will get it merged?

[zhangfuwen]

Thank you! this is much simpler than my method. Can you please apply clang-format and I will get it merged?

@borgmanJeremy done it.

[borgmanJeremy]

Thanks!

[wurenny]

@zhangfuwen Thanks, but why do I need to press the ALT key to move out of the screen? see: #2569
OS:Linux Mint 20.2 with Cinnamon 5.0.7
Flameshot v11.0.0 ()
Compiled with Qt 5.12.8

[mmahmoudian]

@wurenny you have got it all wrong. Here are some facts that you are not considering:

1. you are using Flameshot v11.0.0 () (released on Jan 15, 2022)
2. this PR was merged 23 days ago (April 6, 2022) which at the moment has the version of v11.0.0 (850260d)
3. the alt functionality you are using are not provided by Flameshot, but rather from your Window Manager (more info here)
4. the Pin image can not penetrates the edge of the screen with Linux mint 20.2 #2569 is complete duplicate of Pinned screenshot on linux can't be moved outside the screen #1786

The number in front of the version number in parenthesis is the git commit ID. If you compile Flameshot from source, you will get that number. What it means is that your Flameshot is some commits "ahead" of the v11.0.0 .

Now, if you need/want to get the latest features and bug fixes (and possibly some new bugs), you can always download out nightly builds and install them manually. Please note that if you do so, your package manager (apt/flatpak/snap) will not be able to update this particular software as you have manually installed it, so you should manually update it as well via the same process.

[wurenny]

@mmahmoudian ok thank you for such a detailed analysis, i'll wait for the next release, and work with the ALT key for now.