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I wish to take multiple screenshots to put into a presentation, but the Screenshot application closes after each area selection screenshot. How do I take multiple screenshots without the application closing each time?
(This feature is available in Windows 10's Snippet tool, so I expect it to exist in Ubuntu.)
16.04 libreoffice screenshot presentation
asked Dec 1 '17 at 7:37
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I wish to take multiple screenshots to put into a presentation, but the Screenshot application closes after each area selection screenshot. How do I take multiple screenshots without the application closing each time?
(This feature is available in Windows 10's Snippet tool, so I expect it to exist in Ubuntu.)
16.04 libreoffice screenshot presentation
asked Dec 1 '17 at 7:37
DBinJPDBinJP
3961320
I thought a workaround would be 'gnome-screenshot -c -a -d 5' in terminal, but I am met with the error, "Conflicting options: --area and --delay should not be used at the same time.". I do not understand why these options are regarded as conflicting; it seemed better than using the Screenshot GUI, since I could just up-arrow, Enter to repeat ...
– DBinJP
Dec 1 '17 at 7:42
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I wish to take multiple screenshots to put into a presentation, but the Screenshot application closes after each area selection screenshot. How do I take multiple screenshots without the application closing each time?
(This feature is available in Windows 10's Snippet tool, so I expect it to exist in Ubuntu.)
16.04 libreoffice screenshot presentation
asked Dec 1 '17 at 7:37
DBinJPDBinJP
3961320
I wish to take multiple screenshots to put into a presentation, but the Screenshot application closes after each area selection screenshot. How do I take multiple screenshots without the application closing each time?
(This feature is available in Windows 10's Snippet tool, so I expect it to exist in Ubuntu.)
16.04 libreoffice screenshot presentation
16.04 libreoffice screenshot presentation
asked Dec 1 '17 at 7:37
DBinJPDBinJP
3961320
asked Dec 1 '17 at 7:37
DBinJPDBinJP
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I thought a workaround would be 'gnome-screenshot -c -a -d 5' in terminal, but I am met with the error, "Conflicting options: --area and --delay should not be used at the same time.". I do not understand why these options are regarded as conflicting; it seemed better than using the Screenshot GUI, since I could just up-arrow, Enter to repeat ...
– DBinJP
Dec 1 '17 at 7:42
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I thought a workaround would be 'gnome-screenshot -c -a -d 5' in terminal, but I am met with the error, "Conflicting options: --area and --delay should not be used at the same time.". I do not understand why these options are regarded as conflicting; it seemed better than using the Screenshot GUI, since I could just up-arrow, Enter to repeat ...
– DBinJP
Dec 1 '17 at 7:42
I thought a workaround would be 'gnome-screenshot -c -a -d 5' in terminal, but I am met with the error, "Conflicting options: --area and --delay should not be used at the same time.". I do not understand why these options are regarded as conflicting; it seemed better than using the Screenshot GUI, since I could just up-arrow, Enter to repeat ...
– DBinJP
Dec 1 '17 at 7:42
I thought a workaround would be 'gnome-screenshot -c -a -d 5' in terminal, but I am met with the error, "Conflicting options: --area and --delay should not be used at the same time.". I do not understand why these options are regarded as conflicting; it seemed better than using the Screenshot GUI, since I could just up-arrow, Enter to repeat ...
– DBinJP
Dec 1 '17 at 7:42
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It doesn't look like Screenshot can do that, but you can use shutter instead:
sudo apt-get install shutter
answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
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Here is a workaround: Ctrl+Alt+T to open Terminal, man gnome-screenshot to learn about the command; gnome-screenshot -i to quickly open the Screenshot GUI; Ctrl+C (within Terminal) to terminate the process after copying the screenshot to clipboard; up arrow, Enter to quickly execute the command again for another screenshot. This saves time compared to opening Screenshot from Launcher each time.
answered Dec 1 '17 at 10:21
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There's also a list of keyboard shortcuts you can utilize:
PrtSc Save a screenshot of the entire screen
Shift + PrtSc Save a screenshot of a specific region
Alt + PrtSc Save a screenshot of the current window
Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the entire screen to the clipboard
Shift + Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of a specific region to the clipboard
Ctrl + Alt + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the current window to the clipboard
(Sadly, for some reason I can't get copy to clipboard shortcuts to work )
answered Feb 27 at 16:18
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It doesn't look like Screenshot can do that, but you can use shutter instead:
sudo apt-get install shutter
answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
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It doesn't look like Screenshot can do that, but you can use shutter instead:
sudo apt-get install shutter
answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
bennylpbennylp
393
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It doesn't look like Screenshot can do that, but you can use shutter instead:
sudo apt-get install shutter
answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
bennylpbennylp
393
It doesn't look like Screenshot can do that, but you can use shutter instead:
sudo apt-get install shutter
answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
bennylpbennylp
393
answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
bennylpbennylp
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answered Jan 7 '18 at 2:27
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Here is a workaround: Ctrl+Alt+T to open Terminal, man gnome-screenshot to learn about the command; gnome-screenshot -i to quickly open the Screenshot GUI; Ctrl+C (within Terminal) to terminate the process after copying the screenshot to clipboard; up arrow, Enter to quickly execute the command again for another screenshot. This saves time compared to opening Screenshot from Launcher each time.
answered Dec 1 '17 at 10:21
DBinJPDBinJP
3961320
add a comment |
Here is a workaround: Ctrl+Alt+T to open Terminal, man gnome-screenshot to learn about the command; gnome-screenshot -i to quickly open the Screenshot GUI; Ctrl+C (within Terminal) to terminate the process after copying the screenshot to clipboard; up arrow, Enter to quickly execute the command again for another screenshot. This saves time compared to opening Screenshot from Launcher each time.
answered Dec 1 '17 at 10:21
DBinJPDBinJP
3961320
add a comment |
Here is a workaround: Ctrl+Alt+T to open Terminal, man gnome-screenshot to learn about the command; gnome-screenshot -i to quickly open the Screenshot GUI; Ctrl+C (within Terminal) to terminate the process after copying the screenshot to clipboard; up arrow, Enter to quickly execute the command again for another screenshot. This saves time compared to opening Screenshot from Launcher each time.
answered Dec 1 '17 at 10:21
DBinJPDBinJP
3961320
Here is a workaround: Ctrl+Alt+T to open Terminal, man gnome-screenshot to learn about the command; gnome-screenshot -i to quickly open the Screenshot GUI; Ctrl+C (within Terminal) to terminate the process after copying the screenshot to clipboard; up arrow, Enter to quickly execute the command again for another screenshot. This saves time compared to opening Screenshot from Launcher each time.
answered Dec 1 '17 at 10:21
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answered Dec 1 '17 at 10:21
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There's also a list of keyboard shortcuts you can utilize:
PrtSc Save a screenshot of the entire screen
Shift + PrtSc Save a screenshot of a specific region
Alt + PrtSc Save a screenshot of the current window
Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the entire screen to the clipboard
Shift + Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of a specific region to the clipboard
Ctrl + Alt + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the current window to the clipboard
(Sadly, for some reason I can't get copy to clipboard shortcuts to work )
answered Feb 27 at 16:18
BanAnanasBanAnanas
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There's also a list of keyboard shortcuts you can utilize:
PrtSc Save a screenshot of the entire screen
Shift + PrtSc Save a screenshot of a specific region
Alt + PrtSc Save a screenshot of the current window
Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the entire screen to the clipboard
Shift + Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of a specific region to the clipboard
Ctrl + Alt + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the current window to the clipboard
(Sadly, for some reason I can't get copy to clipboard shortcuts to work )
answered Feb 27 at 16:18
BanAnanasBanAnanas
5418
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There's also a list of keyboard shortcuts you can utilize:
PrtSc Save a screenshot of the entire screen
Shift + PrtSc Save a screenshot of a specific region
Alt + PrtSc Save a screenshot of the current window
Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the entire screen to the clipboard
Shift + Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of a specific region to the clipboard
Ctrl + Alt + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the current window to the clipboard
(Sadly, for some reason I can't get copy to clipboard shortcuts to work )
answered Feb 27 at 16:18
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5418
There's also a list of keyboard shortcuts you can utilize:
PrtSc Save a screenshot of the entire screen
Shift + PrtSc Save a screenshot of a specific region
Alt + PrtSc Save a screenshot of the current window
Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the entire screen to the clipboard
Shift + Ctrl + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of a specific region to the clipboard
Ctrl + Alt + PrtSc Copy the screenshot of the current window to the clipboard
(Sadly, for some reason I can't get copy to clipboard shortcuts to work )
answered Feb 27 at 16:18
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I thought a workaround would be 'gnome-screenshot -c -a -d 5' in terminal, but I am met with the error, "Conflicting options: --area and --delay should not be used at the same time.". I do not understand why these options are regarded as conflicting; it seemed better than using the Screenshot GUI, since I could just up-arrow, Enter to repeat ...
– DBinJP
Dec 1 '17 at 7:42