Ubuntu tutorial -- screenshot

Ubuntu is a powerful modern operating system that supports multiple tasks. Ubuntu is the best choice from using Libreoffice to creating and editing documents and using GIMP to process images. If you need a powerful operating system to complete your work, you will definitely consider Ubuntu. Another thing you can do with Ubuntu is to take screenshots of your desktop or activate the application window. You can install many third-party tools to do this, but it is not necessary because

Ubuntu is a powerful modern operating system that supports multiple tasks. Ubuntu is the best choice from using Libreoffice to creating and editing documents and using GIMP to process images.

If you need a powerful operating system to complete your work, you will definitely consider Ubuntu.

Another thing you can do with Ubuntu is to take screenshots of your desktop or activate the application window. You can install many third-party tools to do this, but it is not necessary because these functions are provided during Ubuntu installation.

This application is useful if you want to show others how to do something on Ubuntu. Screenshots can be saved or sent to other users by email.

To use the screenshot program, you need to enter the Panel interface or press the Windows key on the keyboard to enter the Panel. The Windows key refers to the Windows icon key on the left of the keyboard Space key.

When the Panel is opened, find "screenshot" and open the program (Translator's note: You need to find it in the installed program or directly enter "" in the search box).

The following operations can be performed through This screenshot program:

Capture the entire Screen

Truncate the current program window

Intercept a specific area

If you want to intercept the mouse and arrow at the same time, you can select the "Include pointer" option in the image Effects options below.

After you select the screenshot method, click the ''button in the image, and the program will exit and automatically save the image.

If you want to capture a specific area, you need to select this method. When you click '', the mouse turns into a cross shape. At this moment, you can drag the cross-shaped mouse to get any area you want to intercept. After you stop dragging the mouse, the image is automatically captured.

The above is how you complete an operation when using Ubuntu.

Hope to help you. Please come back.

Enjoy screenshots!

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