Ratologist 2 years ago

I've been trying out different screenshot applications, and I'd say that Deepin-Screenshot is one of the best I've tried for Linux. I think the onscreen interface that appears after taking a screenshot could be improved by eliminating the need to click the drop-down arrow, but I don't have any other complaints about it.

Sebmint 2 years ago

Very useful, better than the default screen-shot program. However I have tested DeepinOS and there are some features in the screen-shot program that are not included in this version like extract text or scrollshot

elecom1978 3 years ago

it is great.. I have almost everything I need.. but it has two issues: (1) it works only on the active screen (I have dual screen system).. (2) it needs to run when i press the PrtScn button (however I can manually assign a keyboard shortcut)

brito 3 years ago

Best thing is copying the image directly to the clipboard and from there paste directly on website and messengers. So much easier. Would be so nice that this would become the default screenshot app for Mint. Try it.

Norbi 3 years ago

This is the only screenshot app that I found which able to capture all windows that you choose on the fly (dont have particular active window capture function), despite it doesnt support multi monitor and settings are very basic (basic cfg and few options when save). You can bind its command to a hotkey (deepin-screenshot).

Dan_Z 4 years ago

Very good ui allowing to select area to grab right after starting the app. Simple editing on the fly. Options on where to save by default (folder, cut to clipboard, etc) included.