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@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ We precompiled the following targets:
If your platform is in the above list, you can just run `make` after the plugin is installed like the above examples do, CodeSnap.nvim will automatically mount the shared file into the plugin. This means you don't need any Rust utils to compile manually from source. If your platform is in the above list, you can just run `make` after the plugin is installed like the above examples do, CodeSnap.nvim will automatically mount the shared file into the plugin. This means you don't need any Rust utils to compile manually from source.
## Compile from source ### Compile from source
You need to install Rust development environment before compiling from source, you can refer [Install Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install) for more detail. You need to install Rust development environment before compiling from source, you can refer [Install Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install) for more detail.
Please keep in mind, cross-compile to these platforms only helps a portion of users to have out-of-box experience, if your platform is not in the above targets list, you still need to compile from source using `make build_generator`, for instance using Lazy: Please keep in mind, cross-compile to these platforms only helps a portion of users to have out-of-box experience, if your platform is not in the above targets list, you still need to compile from source using `make build_generator`, for instance using Lazy:
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https://github.com/mistricky/codesnap.nvim/assets/22574136/99be72db-57d7-4839-91d0-2a9dfb1901ac https://github.com/mistricky/codesnap.nvim/assets/22574136/99be72db-57d7-4839-91d0-2a9dfb1901ac
### Copy into clipboard on Linux Wayland #### Copy into clipboard on Linux Wayland
Copy screenshots directly into the clipboard is cool, however, it doesn't work well on wl-clipboard, because the wl-clipboard can't paste the content which come from exited processes. As Hyprland document say: Copy screenshots directly into the clipboard is cool, however, it doesn't work well on wl-clipboard, because the wl-clipboard can't paste the content which come from exited processes. As Hyprland document say: