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Looks nice, other good screencapture applications for Linux would be fx Shutter, http://shutter-project.org/ http://shutter-project.org/, also really nice.
by tkrill 12y ago
Looks nice, other good screencapture applications for Linux would be fx Shutter, http://shutter-project.org/ http://shutter-project.org/, also really nice.
- darkr 12y agoI use shutter heavily, and have been doing for years - recommended.
- enobrev 12y agoI remember being a big fan of Shutter, though some time ago, I switched to ScreenCloud ( https://screencloud.net/ https://screencloud.net/ ), for its ease in automatic instantly sharing.
- jafaku 12y agoI remember I tried Screencloud years ago and didn't like it. Unfortunately I don't remember why, but knowing myself it probably was a privacy issue. Shutter does everything right IMO and I'm still using it.
- Nux 12y agoCan't recommend Shutter enough; it's great! It can take a website (gnome-web-photo), full screen or only partial shots; can edit them and has a few handy plugins (censor, pixelise, text etc), can upload to all sorts of image hosting sites including your own FTP and can use the Gnome gvfs, too.
- thejosh 12y agoShutter is fantastic, has a bunch of dependencies but it's actually good.
- chromaton 12y agoShutter works well with my common workflows. It lets me grab a screen area, adjusting the captured area on the fly BEFORE capturing, then saves the capture to a file, lets me launch its editor with a single click to do basic stuff like drawing lines, circles, and labels, then lets me copy the finished image to the clipboard.