Screen Glitch after taking screenshot.
- Thread starter RobinHook
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What program are you using to take the screen-shot?
When did this problem start? Was it working before and broke after an update, or after you installed something new? or was it always broken?
When did this problem start? Was it working before and broke after an update, or after you installed something new? or was it always broken?
I believe it's the default gnome thing.. My guess it was always like this, although I noticed it quite a while after the new debian instalation.
arochester
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What happens if you use: scrot
from the command line?
from the command line?
Guys, I just installed Deb 11.2 and the problem is gone. I guess I messed up with graphic drivers previously or something.
Anyway thank you for your time @arochester @JasKinasis
Anyway thank you for your time @arochester @JasKinasis
Probably a bug in gnome-screenshot. After a bit of a search - there were plenty of bugs that mentioned graphical glitches after taking a screenshot.
Glad updating to Debian 11 fixed it!
Personally, I use scrot (fast and lightweight, terminal based screenshot software) in a short script I wrote.
And then in my WM (dwm - a tiling WM) - I’ve bound a keybind to run the script and take a screenshot. I’ve used scrot for years.
I find gnome screenshot extremely annoying. Especially its pointless flash and shutter noise. Completely unnecessary!
Glad updating to Debian 11 fixed it!
Personally, I use scrot (fast and lightweight, terminal based screenshot software) in a short script I wrote.
And then in my WM (dwm - a tiling WM) - I’ve bound a keybind to run the script and take a screenshot. I’ve used scrot for years.
I find gnome screenshot extremely annoying. Especially its pointless flash and shutter noise. Completely unnecessary!
