how can linux even compete?
How can linux even compete?
Jason Hughes
Daniel Diaz
>press win+d
>type scrot -s
got any more wise remarks?
Tyler Young
W-We have G-Gimp...
David Wright
Like this
Alexander Torres
xfce-screenshoter is a solid candidate
Samuel Gonzalez
I just use Shutter instead.
Adam Roberts
scrot(1) General Commands Manual scrot(1)
NAME
scrot - capture a screenshot using imlib2
SYNOPSIS
scrot [options] [file]
DESCRIPTION
scrot is a screen capture utility using the imlib2 library to aquire and save images. scrot has a few options, detailed below. Specify [file] as the filename to save the screenshot to. If [file] is not
specified, a date-stamped file will be dropped in the current directory.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
display help output and exit.
-v, --version
output version information and exit.
-b, --border
When selecting a window, grab wm border too
-c, --count
Display a countdown when used with delay.
-d, --delay NUM
Wait NUM seconds before taking a shot.
-e, --exec APP
Exec APP on the saved image.
-q, --quality NUM
Image quality (1-100) high value means high size, low compression. Default: 75. (Effect differs depending on file format chosen).
-m, --multidisp
For multiple heads, grab shot from each and join them together.
-s, --select
Interactively select a window or rectangle with the mouse.
-u, --focused
Use the currently focused window.
-t, --thumb NUM
generate thumbnail too. NUM is the percentage of the original size for the thumbnail to be.
-z, --silent
prevent beeping.
Jeremiah Thompson
>sorts files natively by date
Goes to Linux... Well nvm can't do that here.
Nolan Watson
tips Fedora
Landon Miller
Does a man dump of scrot to prove it's good. Wow, I never thought I'd see autism levels this high on a screenshot util thread. Saged and hidden.
Xavier Howard
Why do proprietards keep pushing this point
It’s just fucking wrong
Daniel Cox
dios mio...
Julian Rogers
/thread
Gavin Nelson
because it's funny
Jose Parker
>win-d
>win
Gabriel Moore
eh on my keyboard it has a windows logo. what are you zoomers calling it, mod4?
Camden Cook
Super
Jacob Turner
Spectacle does literally all of that and more
Ryder Long
>win+ptscr
>win+alt+printscr
>win+alt+s
anything else hun?
Luis Ortiz
Kool Key
Henry Reed
Isaac Kelly
Close, there's no free-form option.
Gabriel Lopez
If you haven't had a shortcut for years for this type of thing, I don't know what you are doing.
Isaiah Perry
>Win + Shift + S
For Winblows X
Brody Fisher
ShareX is better.
Lincoln Myers
check this quality
Christopher Moore
Just set up a keyboard macro
>Alt + PrtScn
>Win + R
>mspaint
>enter
>Ctrl + V
Boom. Ready to crop and scribble like a faggot all day.
Jacob Robinson
>press Print
>Instantly brings up a select cursor
>Highlight thing I want in my cringe collection
>Release mouse
>Goes straight into my cringe compilation and my clipboard at the same time
How can Winiggers even compete
hon
Christopher Flores
>>win+ptscr
can i make it save as jpg?
Adrian Evans
>GTK
>that super tiny thumbnail for the capture
This has to be on purpose at this point.
Caleb Thompson
Draw a circle in gimp
Chase Myers
this guy gets it
Samuel Green
2nded
Nathan Cruz
>scrot
>not maim
Aiden Wood
>draw in gimp
pixelize a picture in paint
Carter Lewis
Michael Walker
Kevin Lopez
ctrl alt shift r to screenrecord
ctrl shift prinscrn to copy selection to clipboard
drag and drop from clipboard to submit button.
Caleb Ramirez
Gavin Miller
Evan Reed
Jeremiah Sanchez
why is KDE so based, lads?
Nicholas Campbell
shift+printscreen in ubuntu acts like the snipping tool but IDK if its in all distros
Christian Gutierrez
>no shape preview
Trash.
Julian Wilson
>How can Winiggers even compete
ShareX does everything you just said
Joshua Gonzalez
Charles Flores
who even uses this??
when you can use so many other softwares that do the same thing??
i for one use shareX sir
Isaiah Torres
It literally does it by default
Benjamin Price
Freetards BTFO.
Oliver Thomas
But can it draw a circle
Adam Wilson
Surprisingly, yes. It has a built in image editor.
Lucas Brown
If you're on Winblows you would have to be retarded to not use ShareX
Jose Bennett
this, i dont get why people like the snipping tool in windows so much. Greenshot is sooooo much better on windows.
Samuel Evans
tg retourne gagner tes 60 crédits
Carson Lewis
Easy. Resize it to 25% then 400%.
Oliver Ortiz
based
Michael Butler
Meta
Shit tier
This. Infinitely based.
Spectacle can upload screenshots to multiple websites as well and all the features it doesn't have are included in KDE elsewhere. You lose, proprietard.
Anthony Fisher
>he unironically thinks spectacle is anywhere near sharex quality
>proprietard
Gabriel James
>he unironically thinks sharex has any quality
Evan Edwards
Can Spectacle do all this?
Dylan Morgan
The simple truth is that it can't. Microsoft Windows is enterprise-quality software designed by and for professionals. LOONIX is hobbyist shit designed by nerds and if you use it you are probably autistic. Ask for genuine Microsoft software.
Ethan Gonzalez
This is unironically one of the best programs on Windows and I use it multiple times a day for various things. Is there anything on Linux that is actually as good as this or are all of these replies just memes from people who have never used sharex?
Gavin Morales
Do we really need something as complex as an IDE to take screenshots?
Colton Sanchez
By having a superior screenshot tool on literally every DE
Luis Powell
I started to switch from Windows and its the one software I really miss.
There are plenty of great screenshotting programs but none of them come close in terms of features and customizability.
>you don't need it lol
Fuck off with this shitty argument.
Ian Morris
well
spectacle does not have an ftp client or dns changer
Gavin Peterson
It's also really good for capturing and uploading quick gifs/videos, text, or files to your preferred file host for easy sharing. Those are the things I usually use it for other than images anyway.
Josiah Rogers
>cherrypicking
Sebastian Adams
>not using imagemagick
linux.die.net
Andrew Moore
like this
David Harris
I never used it either, but based on this list I don't think there's a one-in-all solution like ShareX.
Connor Ward
Me parle pas comme ça, puceau d'Ubuntu
Brody Long
Windows' snibbedy snab tool has marker/pen tools you can use to highlight shit on your screenshots and that's really useful to me. I guess I could get the same result on Loonie by just pasting the screencaps into GIMP and using a marker in that, but that takes more time.
Eli Green
Thats a donut you mong
Eli Sullivan
> what is shutter (or even that shit that Ubuntu has by default if you hold shift and press prtscrn)
Jordan Martin
Why do you expect a kernel to have a built in screenshot tool?
Asher Lopez
it's an important feature
Lucas Powell
>he hasn't heard of gnipping tool
Adrian Martin
I've made my own tool that can screenshot whole screen, active window, any area or clipboard (text, images or files) and uploads it to puu.sh
Josiah Garcia
epitech ?
Evan Campbell
This is unironically painful.
>scrot
is nice and I use it a lot, but not when you need to edit this stuff afterwards a bit.
Shutter is ok, but it can't do the text with the background to enhance readability and it's often unstable.
Christopher Taylor
Prove it.
Christopher Morgan
How can windows even compete?
Carter Sullivan
I'll upload the script when I get home. 40min
Ryder Cooper
Cool, looking forward to it.
Jaxson Russell
ShareX is the fucking best.
On Linux I usually use Spectacle + Fireshot to mimic ShareX.
Gabriel Morgan
>Fireshot
Fug, I meant to say Flameshot.
Jacob Young
Don't forget:
This even has instant upload to your favorite image hosting websites or cloud drives
Truly a screenshotting tool with the user in mind
Thomas Jones
What?
Camden Lee
What magick is this? Was it added on 2.10?
Ayden Ramirez
...
Austin Sanders
>titlebar bigger than the window
Shit10 lmao
Isaac Morgan
can flameshot do active window capture? i'm tired of selecting it by hand
Ryder Powell
No it isn't.
Nathaniel Moore
Elijah Howard
No... for that I use Spectacle.
Alexander Jenkins
Blatant denial.
Windows 10 is a joke.
Julian Ward
What you said is objectively wrong you blind fucking retard, look at the image again.
Tyler Collins
Yeah because gnome totally doesn't have a snipping tool
Noah Rodriguez
figured it out after a while
- download gradient
wget "ix.io
- select "Gradient" tool
- select "Line" gradient
- enable "Reverse"
- set Shape to "Radial"
- selecting and changing its position or plain moving Stop 2 (inside of circle) configures the size of the circle