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I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

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pippip install PyUserInputPyUserInput, pyscreenshotpyscreenshot and install python-pyqt4python-pyqt4 as backend of pyscreenshotpyscreenshot.

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()"im = ImageGrab.getclipboard() with "im = ImageGrab.grab()"im = ImageGrab.grab() in the imageutil.pyimageutil.py file. (1)

I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

for Linux

pip install PyUserInput, pyscreenshot and install python-pyqt4 as backend of pyscreenshot

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()" with "im = ImageGrab.grab()" in the imageutil.py file. (1)

I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

For Linux

pip install PyUserInput, pyscreenshot and install python-pyqt4 as backend of pyscreenshot.

To make it work on Linux: replace im = ImageGrab.getclipboard() with im = ImageGrab.grab() in the imageutil.py file. (1)

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I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

for Linux

pip install PyUserInput, pyscreenshot and install python-pyqt4 as backend of pyscreenshot

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()" with "im = ImageGrab.grab()" in the imageutil.py file. (1)

I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()" with "im = ImageGrab.grab()" in the imageutil.py file. (1)

I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

for Linux

pip install PyUserInput, pyscreenshot and install python-pyqt4 as backend of pyscreenshot

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()" with "im = ImageGrab.grab()" in the imageutil.py file. (1)

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I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()" with "im = ImageGrab.grab()" in the imageutil.py file. (1)

I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

I found a package called ImagePaste that might be what you need.

To make it work on Linux: replace "im = ImageGrab.getclipboard()" with "im = ImageGrab.grab()" in the imageutil.py file. (1)

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