[Tips And Tricks]: Gnome Screenshot Tool

May 24, 2010 in How To?, Shell CLI, Tips And Tricks

Most popular tool to take screenshots on gnome desktop But there a lot of tips and tricks for taking screenshots for your desktop, windows, and your active running applications you might not familiar with it.

Usually when you open gnome screenshot tool you will find many options there to capture the whole window, a specific area to grab, or capture current window, and garbing window with delay time. also including two more options for include the pointer, and the border effect for adding shadows or not.

Here there more 9 more things to do even with GUI ” graphical user interface ” for gnome desktop or using Terminal

For terminal

this to capture the active window

This to capture with delay time as you wish

This to keep the border for the active window

This to remove the border for the active window

To add shadow around the active window

To add border effect around active window

To open capture window before capturing it

also you can use the print screen button on the keyboard to capture the whole window

To capture active window using the keyboard use the Alt+print screen button

check gnome screenshot documentation for more information.

That’s it for now.

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