Ubuntu 18.04 shortcut keys not saving screenshotsWhen I use Super+Prt Scr I get a transparent fileFrom gnome-screenshot command line, how do you predefine the area?Screenshot with “select the area to grab” option - how to “unselect” grabbed area?How to change the save directory for taking a screenshot for Ubuntu 17.10 Gnome?Open Pinta or other simple photo editor after ctrl+shift+printscrHow to deactivate a specific screenshot keyboard shortcut?Saving screenshots to another locationDefine default directory for keyboard-trigered screenshots in Ubuntu 18.04Multi-key hotkey combinations don't work on Ubuntu 18.04Wrong shortcuts-keys in Ubuntu 18.04
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Ubuntu 18.04 shortcut keys not saving screenshots
When I use Super+Prt Scr I get a transparent fileFrom gnome-screenshot command line, how do you predefine the area?Screenshot with “select the area to grab” option - how to “unselect” grabbed area?How to change the save directory for taking a screenshot for Ubuntu 17.10 Gnome?Open Pinta or other simple photo editor after ctrl+shift+printscrHow to deactivate a specific screenshot keyboard shortcut?Saving screenshots to another locationDefine default directory for keyboard-trigered screenshots in Ubuntu 18.04Multi-key hotkey combinations don't work on Ubuntu 18.04Wrong shortcuts-keys in Ubuntu 18.04
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Using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME and when I press printscreen it saves the file to my 'Pictures' folder. But when I press ctrl+shift+printscreen to select an area or even ctrl+shift it flashes like it took the shot but isn't saving to anywhere I can find and I searched keywords to find it. Using the screenshot tool with a GUI works fine but I like using shortcuts.
Any idea why they aren't saving using those two keyboard shortcuts?
shortcut-keys gnome-shell screenshot gnome-screenshot print-screen
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Using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME and when I press printscreen it saves the file to my 'Pictures' folder. But when I press ctrl+shift+printscreen to select an area or even ctrl+shift it flashes like it took the shot but isn't saving to anywhere I can find and I searched keywords to find it. Using the screenshot tool with a GUI works fine but I like using shortcuts.
Any idea why they aren't saving using those two keyboard shortcuts?
shortcut-keys gnome-shell screenshot gnome-screenshot print-screen
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Using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME and when I press printscreen it saves the file to my 'Pictures' folder. But when I press ctrl+shift+printscreen to select an area or even ctrl+shift it flashes like it took the shot but isn't saving to anywhere I can find and I searched keywords to find it. Using the screenshot tool with a GUI works fine but I like using shortcuts.
Any idea why they aren't saving using those two keyboard shortcuts?
shortcut-keys gnome-shell screenshot gnome-screenshot print-screen
Using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME and when I press printscreen it saves the file to my 'Pictures' folder. But when I press ctrl+shift+printscreen to select an area or even ctrl+shift it flashes like it took the shot but isn't saving to anywhere I can find and I searched keywords to find it. Using the screenshot tool with a GUI works fine but I like using shortcuts.
Any idea why they aren't saving using those two keyboard shortcuts?
shortcut-keys gnome-shell screenshot gnome-screenshot print-screen
shortcut-keys gnome-shell screenshot gnome-screenshot print-screen
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The keyboard combination Ctrl+PrtScr captures your whole screen and copies it to clipboard, doesn't save anywhere. You can then open an application (e.g. GIMP) and paste the captured screenshot.
Similarly, Ctrl+Shift+PrtScr lets you capture an area and copies it to clipboard.
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The keyboard combination Ctrl+PrtScr captures your whole screen and copies it to clipboard, doesn't save anywhere. You can then open an application (e.g. GIMP) and paste the captured screenshot.
Similarly, Ctrl+Shift+PrtScr lets you capture an area and copies it to clipboard.
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The keyboard combination Ctrl+PrtScr captures your whole screen and copies it to clipboard, doesn't save anywhere. You can then open an application (e.g. GIMP) and paste the captured screenshot.
Similarly, Ctrl+Shift+PrtScr lets you capture an area and copies it to clipboard.
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The keyboard combination Ctrl+PrtScr captures your whole screen and copies it to clipboard, doesn't save anywhere. You can then open an application (e.g. GIMP) and paste the captured screenshot.
Similarly, Ctrl+Shift+PrtScr lets you capture an area and copies it to clipboard.
The keyboard combination Ctrl+PrtScr captures your whole screen and copies it to clipboard, doesn't save anywhere. You can then open an application (e.g. GIMP) and paste the captured screenshot.
Similarly, Ctrl+Shift+PrtScr lets you capture an area and copies it to clipboard.
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