Thanks shutter team for the best screen capture tools in Linux.
I have found so many rich features in shutter so far but one thing I tried to do is applying border on edit panel.
I have figured an option to apply border while capturing the image but when i crop the image the border also cropped so I need to add border while editing. Is there any way? Or any Plugin for this feature?
Since installing Ubuntu 15.04 Mate Edition Shutter hangs (using 100% CPU on one core) after one screen shot. I am running Shutter version 0.93.1. Any ideas?
Hi,
how I can save file name on a variable after taking screenshot with scrot.
here is my code but not working:
#!/bin/sh
fnm=”
scrot /var/www/html/pdesk/screenshots/’sc-%d_%m_%Y_%H_%M_%S.jpg’ -u -d 1 -q 50 -e ‘fnm=$f’
echo $fnm #it print blank
fnm2=”
scrot /var/www/html/pdesk/screenshots/’sc-%d_%m_%Y_%H_%M_%S.jpg’ -u -d 1 -q 50 -e “fnm2=$f”
echo $fnm2 #it also print blank
can you please help me to save file name in a variable?
Hello Shutter Team,
Shutter is absolutely the best screenshot program in Linux.
However, I’m visually impaired. When taking a screenshot, the complete screen turns dark.
Is there a way to keep the screen ‘normal’ when taking a screenshot?
This problem prevents me from moving from Windows and MWSnap 3 to Linux and Shutter.
Hope you can help me and many visually impaired.
With kind regards,
Dirk
Hello, is it possible to force the length and width of the selection box when in the “Advanced selection tool” mode? In photoshop this can be done by holding down shift while you are drawing the selection. Thank you for Shutter!
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Hello,
Thanks shutter team for the best screen capture tools in Linux.
I have found so many rich features in shutter so far but one thing I tried to do is applying border on edit panel.
I have figured an option to apply border while capturing the image but when i crop the image the border also cropped so I need to add border while editing. Is there any way? Or any Plugin for this feature?
Thanks in advance,
Seeam
PS. I love Shutter and have been using it for years, this is the first time I have had any issue with it.
Since installing Ubuntu 15.04 Mate Edition Shutter hangs (using 100% CPU on one core) after one screen shot. I am running Shutter version 0.93.1. Any ideas?
I love this tool!
Hi,
how I can save file name on a variable after taking screenshot with scrot.
here is my code but not working:
#!/bin/sh
fnm=”
scrot /var/www/html/pdesk/screenshots/’sc-%d_%m_%Y_%H_%M_%S.jpg’ -u -d 1 -q 50 -e ‘fnm=$f’
echo $fnm #it print blank
fnm2=”
scrot /var/www/html/pdesk/screenshots/’sc-%d_%m_%Y_%H_%M_%S.jpg’ -u -d 1 -q 50 -e “fnm2=$f”
echo $fnm2 #it also print blank
can you please help me to save file name in a variable?
Thanks,
Hello Shutter Team,
Shutter is absolutely the best screenshot program in Linux.
However, I’m visually impaired. When taking a screenshot, the complete screen turns dark.
Is there a way to keep the screen ‘normal’ when taking a screenshot?
This problem prevents me from moving from Windows and MWSnap 3 to Linux and Shutter.
Hope you can help me and many visually impaired.
With kind regards,
Dirk
We’re on the same page Dirk. Has Shutter Team responded to you yet?
Absolutely the most amazing tool. Using in KDE for computer science class. Great assistant to any documentation project.
Hello, is it possible to force the length and width of the selection box when in the “Advanced selection tool” mode? In photoshop this can be done by holding down shift while you are drawing the selection. Thank you for Shutter!
No, that is not possible yet.
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Wow i’m following your statment.