Install the screenshot tool Shutter in Ubuntu and set the shortcut key Ctrl + Alt +

I. Ubuntu Installation Tool Shutter1. Add the installation package software source sudoadd-apt-repositoryppa: shutter/ppa12. update the source and install the shuttersudoapt-getupdatesudoapt-getinstallshutter13. Search shutter to see that the installation is successful 2. Set the Shutter shortcut key 1. Open

I. Ubuntu Installation Tool Shutter

1. Add the installation package software source

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa: shutter/ppa1

2. Update the source and install shutter

Sudo apt-get update

Sudo apt-get install shutter1

3. Search shutter to see that the installation is successful.

2. Set the Shutter shortcut key

1. Enable system settings

2. Enable Keyboard settings

3. Status of successful addition

4. Click Disabled on the right, and then press Ctrl + Alt + A as shown in Figure

5. Ctrl + Alt + A test OK.

Ps:

1. Use the shortcut commands: shutter-s or shutter-select.

2. truncate the current activity window: shutter-a (a indicates active)

3. truncate the drag area: shutter-s (s indicates select). Drag the rectangular area and press Enter.

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