ShutterLinux
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Snipping ToolWindows
Shutter como alternativa Linux ao Snipping Tool
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Shutter is a strong, feature-rich replacement for the Snipping Tool, particularly for users who need more than basic captures. It handles full-screen, window, and region shots with a built-in editor that includes text, arrows, and blur. The delayed capture feature is useful for dropdowns, and keyboard shortcuts make it quick to launch. However, Shutter is heavier than the lightweight Windows tool. If you want a simple, no-frills utility, Shutter might feel like overkill, but its annotation and upload capabilities make it a complete package for most Linux users.
- Licença
- GPL-3.0
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 0.99.7
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Supports full-screen, window, and custom region captures
- Includes basic annotation tools like pen and highlighter
- Allows saving screenshots in common formats like PNG and JPEG
- Features a delay timer for capturing temporary UI elements
- Accessible via quick launch or keyboard shortcuts
O que muda
- Shutter includes a full image editor with shapes and blur, which the Snipping Tool lacks
- Shutter offers direct upload to services like Imgur, a feature absent in the Windows tool
- Shutter has a plugin system and history panel, adding complexity not found in the Snipping Tool
- The Snipping Tool is a lightweight, built-in Windows app, while Shutter is a third-party Linux package
Abrindo seus arquivos do Snipping Tool
Snipping Tool screenshots are standard image files (PNG or JPEG), which Shutter can open and re-edit without issue. There is no proprietary format conflict. If you have existing annotated screenshots from Windows, you can import them into Shutter to add more annotations or convert them to PDF. No special conversion tools are needed for basic image files.
Trocando o Snipping Tool pelo Shutter, passo a passo
- Install Shutter via your distribution's package manager (e.g., apt, dnf, pacman).
- Launch Shutter once to configure your preferred keyboard shortcuts.
- Set up your default save location and preferred image format in the preferences.
- Test the delayed capture feature to ensure it works with your specific UI timing needs.
- Add Shutter to your startup applications if you want it ready in the background.
Principais recursos do Shutter
- Captura de tela completa, janelas específicas ou regiões retangulares
- Editor integrado para adicionar texto, setas, formas e efeitos de desfoque
- Upload direto para serviços populares como Imgur e Flickr
- Suporte a capturas com atraso usando temporizador personalizável
- Possibilidade de salvar screenshots em vários formatos, incluindo PNG, JPEG e PDF
- Atalhos de teclado para acesso rápido a diferentes modos de captura
- Sistema de plugins para estender funcionalidades
- Painel de histórico para visualizar e re‑editar screenshots recentes
Como instalar o Shutter no Linux
sudo apt install shuttersudo apt install shuttersudo dnf install shuttersudo pacman -S shutterPerguntas frequentes
Is Shutter difficult to learn compared to the Snipping Tool?
It has a steeper learning curve due to more features, but the core capture modes are intuitive. Once you learn the shortcuts, it is very fast to use.
Can Shutter capture transparent windows?
Yes, Shutter can capture windows with transparency, preserving the alpha channel in PNG format, which is useful for screenshots of overlays or dialogs.
Does Shutter work on all Linux desktops?
Yes, it works on X11-based desktops like GNOME, KDE, and XFCE. Wayland support may be limited depending on your compositor, so check your specific setup.