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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

#11 Post by PixLab »

i_ri wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 1:33 am hello PixLab
for a keybound screencapture example

a command for preview interaction, permit to save, and naming, location. [You] described as acceptable behavior after the shot:

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i_ri wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 7:26 am Hello PixLab
Eadwine Rose, "type keyboard"
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Whoa..., thank you so very much, you have no idea what you did to me with that tip :rofl:
First your keyboard tip worked like a charm :number1: , but I have a multimedia keyboard with some fancy "keys" not working like the "Calculator" (because it was calling "calculator" instead of "galculator" ), media, My Computer, etc..., now because of your explanations, they work, I was able to give them a shortcut :celebrate:

Again thank you very much!
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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

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Eadwine Rose wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 1:36 am
PixLab wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 1:28 am I don't really understand, sorry, are you using terminal to screenshot?
I put that under the printscreen key.

Menu, type keyboard in the search, and then Application Shortcuts tab.
Thank you I understood now, BTW "Shutter" is very nice, thanks a lot for the discovery/recommendation :happy:

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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

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Nokkaelaein wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 7:57 am I noticed your screenshot of taking a screenshot :happy: is made with ksnip, and as you are already using ksnip, note that it has good options for many kinds of screenshot taking - when you need to add informative annotations on the fly, but also for immediate, fast screen grabbing with no dialogs. For the printscreen key, I'm using:
which captures the screen where the mouse cursor is currently located, and immediately saves the picture to the default location (my home directory in this case), without showing an editor or any further dialogs.
For Super + Shift + S (Windows default shortcut for this type of action :-P ), I have
which lets me select a rectangular area, then immediately captures it and shows it in the - very nice - built-in editor (for annotations and such). In the actual ksnip program settings (Options > Settings) I have all tray icon, "keep loaded" type of functionality turned off, and ksnip only does its thing when taking a screenshot.
Sadly I did broke Ksnip while I was trying the KDE DE, and sudo apt purge ksnip did nothing, I lost the tool bar on the side, install-re-install does noting, still no tools on the side. :bawling:
In all case thank you very much for the tips and infos, that's :cool2:
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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

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siamhie wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 10:12 am It needs to know if you are wanting to take a full screen screenshot, window screenshot or select an area screenshot.
You didn't post your Quick System Information, so I'm not sure where to point you to the keyboard shortcuts.
Problem solved, but just in case :happy:

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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

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PixLab wrote: Thu Jan 16, 2025 12:39 am
siamhie wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 10:12 am It needs to know if you are wanting to take a full screen screenshot, window screenshot or select an area screenshot.
You didn't post your Quick System Information, so I'm not sure where to point you to the keyboard shortcuts.
Problem solved, but just in case :happy:

@PixLab Good to hear. Just remember when asking for help to always include your QSI (Quick System Information).
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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

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siamhie wrote: Thu Jan 16, 2025 1:00 am
PixLab wrote: Thu Jan 16, 2025 12:39 am
siamhie wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 10:12 am It needs to know if you are wanting to take a full screen screenshot, window screenshot or select an area screenshot.
You didn't post your Quick System Information, so I'm not sure where to point you to the keyboard shortcuts.
Problem solved, but just in case :happy:

@PixLab Good to hear. Just remember when asking for help to always include your QSI (Quick System Information).
I'll try hard to remember :crossfingers: :toast:

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Great, glad it's sorted, and you are welcome :)
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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

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scrot -p -e 'gimp $f'
hello PixLab
trial command for Shortcut Print key ?

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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

#19 Post by siamhie »

PixLab wrote: Thu Jan 16, 2025 1:54 am
siamhie wrote: Thu Jan 16, 2025 1:00 am
@PixLab Good to hear. Just remember when asking for help to always include your QSI (Quick System Information).
I'll try hard to remember :crossfingers: :toast:

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Re: Print Screen key is asking questions before screenshot

#20 Post by i_ri »

hello PixLab
For a wholly different type of trial
plug in a session with AVLinux-mxedition live
for a trial of its screenshot utility
process You may like.

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