Screenshots and more with Shutter
CAPTURED
Article from Issue 114/2010
Take control of your screenshots with Shutter, which puts other screen
capture programs to shame.
Screenshot programs abound for Linux. Gnome users need only hit Alt+Printscreen, for example, for a shot of a single window, or just Printscreen to get a shot of the entire desktop. But what if you need a bit more control over your screenshots? And what about editing? Surely there’s a program that can do everything in one package.
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