GNOME Screenshot, alternative Linux à Greenshot
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GNOME Screenshot can replace Greenshot for users who need quick, no‑frills screen captures on a GNOME desktop. It handles full‑screen, window and area grabs, offers a delay timer, and saves directly to PNG or JPEG. However, it lacks the built‑in annotation tools, multi‑step editing, and extensive export options that Greenshot provides. If you are comfortable using a separate image editor for markup, GNOME Screenshot is a solid, lightweight alternative; if you rely on Greenshot's integrated editing and sharing features, you will miss those capabilities.
- Licence
- GPL-2.0+
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 41.0
- Note
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Capture full screen, active window, or user‑selected area
- Delay timer for timed captures
- Automatic file naming and saving to disk
- Clipboard copy for immediate pasting
- Keyboard shortcuts for quick access
Ce qui change
- No built‑in annotation (arrows, text, highlights)
- No image editor for cropping, resizing, or adding effects
- Limited export options (no direct upload to cloud services)
- No configurable output formats beyond PNG/JPEG
- No region‑specific capture presets or custom profiles
Ouvrir vos fichiers Greenshot
Greenshot stores its captures as standard image files (PNG, JPEG) and can export to PDF. Since GNOME Screenshot also saves PNG/JPEG, you can open Greenshot images directly in any Linux image viewer or editor. There is no proprietary Greenshot file format, so compatibility is straightforward.
Passer de Greenshot à GNOME Screenshot, étape par étape
- Install GNOME Screenshot from your distro's repository (e.g., sudo apt install gnome-screenshot).
- Assign keyboard shortcuts in Settings → Keyboard to match your previous Greenshot hotkeys.
- Test each capture mode (full, window, area) to confirm they work as expected.
- If you need annotation, install a lightweight editor such as gthumb or KolourPaint and set it as the default for opening screenshots.
- Optionally, create a script that copies the saved file to your preferred folder for automatic organization.
Fonctionnalités clés de GNOME Screenshot
- Capture plein écran, fenêtre active ou zone sélectionnée
- Minuterie de retard (5 ou 10 secondes)
- Nom de fichier automatique et enregistrement sur disque
- Raccourcis clavier intégrés à GNOME
- Prise en charge des formats PNG et JPEG
- Interface minimale avec options d’enregistrement et de copie
- Support du presse‑papiers pour collage direct
Installer GNOME Screenshot sous Linux
sudo apt install gnome-screenshotsudo apt install gnome-screenshotsudo dnf install gnome-screenshotsudo pacman -S gnome-screenshotsudo zypper install gnome-screenshotQuestions fréquentes
Can GNOME Screenshot capture scrolling windows like a web page?
No, it only captures the visible portion of a window; for scrolling captures you need a dedicated tool such as Flameshot with a plugin or a browser extension.
Is there a way to add arrows or text directly after taking a screenshot?
GNOME Screenshot does not include annotation tools; you must open the saved image in an external editor to add markings.
How do I export a batch of Greenshot screenshots to PDF on Linux?
Use a command‑line tool like img2pdf or a GUI app such as LibreOffice Draw to import the PNG/JPEG files and export them as a single PDF.
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