Linux Learning (3) screenshot tools in linux

Linux Learning (3) Tools in linux

Generally, there is a printscreensysrq key on our keyboard. in windows, we can press this key to take a screenshot. It captures the entire screen. in linux, I tried it, you can also try to capture the full screen. It is also a screenshot software provided by linux, gnome-screenshot. We can use man to view the specific usage of this command.

Here we can see some basic usage of this command.

Option
-W: capture the current activity window
-A: capture custom regions
-B contains the border of the window.
-B: remove the border.
-D N: Wait N seconds.
-E Additional effects (shadow, border, none)
-I Interactive Operation

Some Common commands:

Gnome-screeshot means that the default statement is to capture full screen without additional options.

Gnome-screenshot-wb captures the current active window (border required)

Gnome-screenshot-Capture a custom area (the image above is captured using this command)

Gnome-screenshot-wBe shadow-d 5Truncate the current window in 5 seconds to remove the border and add the shadow effect.

We can see from the above commands that these commands are also combined with some basic options above.

With these foundations, it is very convenient in linux ~