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I just use the built-in screen snip. You can configure it to activate on press of the "print screen" key.
by pitaj 5y ago
I just use the built-in screen snip. You can configure it to activate on press of the "print screen" key.
- francislavoie 5y agoI like to be able to records gifs/mp4s quickly as well, for reporting some issue with an animation on a website or whatever. On Linux I like to use Peek for that, and I use the built-in Screenshot tool otherwise on Ubuntu.
- 0XAFFE 5y agoOn windows you can use win+g which allows you to record videos of the current window. I think it’s for games but it works for everything else pretty well.
- cpmsmith 5y agoIt's also bound to Windows-Shift-S by default, as of 2018