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5 months ago 2021-12-13, 06:57

Last commit: [544c6d4c] add es.po (#4099)

Take a snapshot of your desktop or individual windows

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15 Comments

Aaron-dev-4 months ago

Love this tool a lot, makes taking fast screenshots extremely easy! Just need a slightly longer delay for the "current window" option as the screenshot will often include the screenshot tool because it hadnt had time to fade

Lloric Mayuga Garcia-1 year ago

Hi, i suggest to have manage to set default folder, since i have trouble when capturing, i'm always save in home folder which is difficult to manage.

Lloric Mayuga Garcia-2 years ago

Useful, rather than take a whole screen then cut off

GNU_Linux_User-3 years ago

In the save dialogue, the path is highlighted but it is not in fact preselected - one cannot just start typing to set the filename. This little irritation mounts when one uses the tool multiple times a day. But *does the developer in fact read these comments*? There has been no reply, so far as I can tell, to any of them.

LinuxOnTheDesktop-3 years ago

For some reason - I am unsure what; I don't think the applet has been updated - this problem seems to have disappeared. Good-o!

ChooChooAl-3 years ago

Screenshot@Tech71 only captures desktop in Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 64 bit. Will not capture anything else in the rectangle.

CottonEaster-4 years ago

This is a useful applet, for which I am grateful. Here is a report of a small problem, though perhaps the problem owes to Cinnamon rather than to the applet. Sometimes - it is intermittent - the applet does not scale properly. Screenshot at: https://imgur.com/a/7b8pC. I have Cinnamon set to scale panel text and icons (I mean: there is a GUI setting for that, and I have that setting enabled.) My system: Mint 18.3, Cinnamon 3.6.7, applet version 2017-102-12; hi-DPI enabled; screen resolution 2560x1440.

Andrea Moro-4 years ago

It would be fantastic if I could assign a keyboard combination for each of the screenshot options

Volodimir-3 years ago

This applet is just a wrapper on the gnome-screenshot tool. See man page or even source code of this applet (it is very easy), which commands use to make a screenshot. Example: gnome-screenshot -w - make screenshot of current window gnome-screenshot -a - make screenshot of selected area Now, you can bind this commands to your own shortcuts :)

Sally Kennett-4 years ago

This is a very useful extension, but I wish it had a way of setting a custom default location to save the screenshots to.

Frank Olieu-4 years ago

originalbleak-4 years ago

1 and 3 seconds delays are useless. How about a 10 seconds delay? Thanks.

originalbleak-4 years ago

OK, never mind. I got it. Delay 5 seconds. I'm an idiot.

originalbleak-4 years ago

I wish I could take a screen shot with a drop-down menu in Firefox visible. Maybe a hot key to make selection? Just sayin.

Zito Gomes-4 years ago

not working with latest arch linux, and cinnamon 3.4.4