produces
20231026T030735BST.tiff
How do I force it to instead use a UTC offset? Timezone codes are fairly meaningless to me, and useless for the purpose I have this configured for anyway.
produces
20231026T030735BST.tiff
How do I force it to instead use a UTC offset? Timezone codes are fairly meaningless to me, and useless for the purpose I have this configured for anyway.
I don’t think you can, it would have to be added to Spectacle.
I suggest invoking spectacle with TZ=Z. In a konsole:
TZ=Z spectacle
If my comprehension of timezone offsets per ISO 8601 is correct, wouldn’t that just set its timezone to UTC+00:00? I don’t want that, @jlittle - I want it to merely communicate the local timezone as relative to UTC (Z
/+00:00
).
Sorry, I got hold of the wrong end of the stick.
If you know the places you want to save the screenshots, you could run a one (ish) line script using inotifywait -m
to rename them as they are created.