ratatosk1985 3 weeks ago

As statet below, the command directly captures the whole screen. If you want to select a specific area when you press Shift+PrtSc. If you want to have a GUI pop up to choose from a menue there is a workaround: -> In Cinnamon, go to Start Menu > (Preferences) > Keyboard > Custom Shortcuts > Add Custom Shortcut Name: Interactive Printscreen Command: gnome-screenshot --interactive Click "Add". In Keyboard bindings, click on the first "unassigned" word. Click it again to see "Pick an accelerator". Press the Printscreen key on your keyboard. A dialog will pop up and warn you the "Print" key is currently in use. Click "Yes" to continue. From now on, the printscreen key will launch the interactive interface, not capturing the whole screen immediately. Thanks go out to billyswong https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=418852

jimlikesmint 3 months ago

The white flash on taking a screenshot is absolutely ridiculous. Get scrot or mate-utils mate-screenshot instead.

Drizzle 1 year ago

No longer able to select type of screenshot. It just grabs everything, all screens. Does not remember last save location either. Hell, the image you see on this page is a lie!

FinderX 1 year ago

In Linux Mint 21.1 is not working.

_Mint_Condition_ 2 years ago

Works great! Just wish it could crop screenshots or draw on them to block out any sensitive info. Having screenshots automatically copy to clipboard would also be useful.

cyberUx 4 years ago

not recognize last folder. i need only this proporty

katsumi 5 years ago

Does what's it supposed to & does it well.

Pedrot001 5 years ago

Gostei. Ele faz tudo, menos edição e capturas avançadas como o shutter. Porém a ferramenta poderia ter um botão para mostrar os atalhos de teclado.

Felladrin 8 years ago

Works good for fullscreenshots, but Mint 18 Cinnamon had issues when using Shift+Printscreen.

iosonoscrive 9 years ago

yes

chritcu 10 years ago

Not as feature rich as shutter, but it does the job well. In particular I find it a bit better than mate-screenshot, because it automatically names the files using the date, and saves them at the right place by default (Pictures not Desktop).

pystyhirsi_fi 11 years ago

ignores open windows takes shots true them from desktop only Mint 13 x64

AshBaby 11 years ago

works, just wish i could customise the destination of the snapshot

MattOne 12 years ago

It works as it should. Only thing that bothers me is that it creates two shortcuts in the Applications menu. One is called "Screenshot", the other "Take screenshot" and they behave exactly the same.