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I'm a software developer and I'm one of these people. It's because I don't use the screenshot tool often enough to know the shortcut key or how to open it. I ca
by deltaonefour 5y ago
I'm a software developer and I'm one of these people. It's because I don't use the screenshot tool often enough to know the shortcut key or how to open it. I can't remember. It's faster to use the phone as the UI to access the camera is 10x more intuitive.
If I care enough to post something nicer I'll google how to do it.
- lovich 5y agoCMD+shift+5 on Mac to open up the screenshot tool Snip app on windows which you can pull up by hitting the windows key and typing the name Both allow for easy cropping of a screen, and snip has a built in marker for drawing on the screenshot
- selimthegrim 5y agoUsually I use Greenshot on Mac but maybe I can map it to the default keystrokes
- deltaonefour 5y agoOh thanks. Like I said, I won't remember this. Also I switch between 3 OS's so technically I need the shortcut key for gnome as well.
- lovich 5y agoGnome I can’t help with. I was in the phone screenshot camp with you until I realized these had the cropping feature built in. Not needing to clear my screen of information I don’t want included in the screenshot was enough of a boost to incentivize me to remember these But no worries if you don’t, it was unsolicited advice and I won’t be offended if it’s ignored
- ericmay 5y agoCMD+Shift+4 takes you directly to the snipping screenshot tool as well.