I am afraid I use apple keyboards, no PrintScreen on them. I am going to try and install gnome-screenshot. I did have another tool for it, but couldn't figure that one outThis works with most distributions ..Dose your keyboard have a print screen button [usually next to F12] if so press it [if it doesn't work, try Alt + Print screen]
addendum, this also works on many distributions
ftom a terminal $ gnome-screenshot
oh.. bit rough that, I know how to do a screenshot on Mac, but I don't think it will work in LinuxI use apple keyboards
I love the thin keyboards, and I needed one that could connect over bluetooth with at least two computers, so I didn't have much choice.oh.. bit rough that, I know how to do a screenshot on Mac, but I don't think it will work in Linux
If gnome screenshot dosn't work for you, let me know which distro you are using and i can find you another way [hopefully] ,
can we call it job done?I have found gnome-screenshot, and it reported it could make a screenshot.
Unfortunately we will have to call it a typing error. I forgot the "not"can we call it job done?
This one should work with gnome screenshot [if you install it] I have gnome on one of my Debian distrosMy system is a Raspberry Pi 5, with Pi OS (Debian) Bookworm
I do believe it should, but it doesn'tThis one should work with gnome screenshot [if you install it] I have gnome on one of my Debian distros
That looks awesome, just that orange border don't make a match with the other ones.Just made a new icon for the terminal.
I like it with the orange border, but if you want, I could make one with a color of your choice, just for you?That looks awesome, just that orange border don't make a match with the other ones.
less is moreKinda minimal, but that's how I like it.View attachment 4191
Hardy Heron was my first distro!
Is that Betty Page?LMDE 4 not OOTB.
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Is that Betty Page?