Screenshot includes selection window with screenshot
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Here is a normal screenshot:
Here is a broken screenshot including the "selection" window.
I have the "printscreen" keyboard bound directly to "Copy a screenshot of an area to clipboard"
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Here is a normal screenshot:
Here is a broken screenshot including the "selection" window.
I have the "printscreen" keyboard bound directly to "Copy a screenshot of an area to clipboard"
16.04 shortcut-keys screenshot
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
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man gnome-screenshothas-B, --remove-bordertoRemove the window border from the screenshot. I can't verify if this is what you need because I'm not using the GNOME environment at the moment.
– DK Bose
Mar 14 at 10:01
Its not a border problem as I believe, its the overlay that is shown to the user to display which region they are screenshooting. This overlay is included in the actual screenshot.
– Jamie Hutber
Mar 18 at 16:16
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up vote
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Here is a normal screenshot:
Here is a broken screenshot including the "selection" window.
I have the "printscreen" keyboard bound directly to "Copy a screenshot of an area to clipboard"
16.04 shortcut-keys screenshot
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
1731416
Here is a normal screenshot:
Here is a broken screenshot including the "selection" window.
I have the "printscreen" keyboard bound directly to "Copy a screenshot of an area to clipboard"
16.04 shortcut-keys screenshot
16.04 shortcut-keys screenshot
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
1731416
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
1731416
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
1731416
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
1731416
asked Mar 14 at 9:08
Jamie Hutber
1731416
1731416
man gnome-screenshothas-B, --remove-bordertoRemove the window border from the screenshot. I can't verify if this is what you need because I'm not using the GNOME environment at the moment.
– DK Bose
Mar 14 at 10:01
Its not a border problem as I believe, its the overlay that is shown to the user to display which region they are screenshooting. This overlay is included in the actual screenshot.
– Jamie Hutber
Mar 18 at 16:16
add a comment |Â
man gnome-screenshothas-B, --remove-bordertoRemove the window border from the screenshot. I can't verify if this is what you need because I'm not using the GNOME environment at the moment.
– DK Bose
Mar 14 at 10:01
Its not a border problem as I believe, its the overlay that is shown to the user to display which region they are screenshooting. This overlay is included in the actual screenshot.
– Jamie Hutber
Mar 18 at 16:16
man gnome-screenshot has -B, --remove-border to Remove the window border from the screenshot. I can't verify if this is what you need because I'm not using the GNOME environment at the moment.– DK Bose
Mar 14 at 10:01
man gnome-screenshot has -B, --remove-border to Remove the window border from the screenshot. I can't verify if this is what you need because I'm not using the GNOME environment at the moment.– DK Bose
Mar 14 at 10:01
Its not a border problem as I believe, its the overlay that is shown to the user to display which region they are screenshooting. This overlay is included in the actual screenshot.
– Jamie Hutber
Mar 18 at 16:16
Its not a border problem as I believe, its the overlay that is shown to the user to display which region they are screenshooting. This overlay is included in the actual screenshot.
– Jamie Hutber
Mar 18 at 16:16
add a comment |Â
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man gnome-screenshothas-B, --remove-bordertoRemove the window border from the screenshot. I can't verify if this is what you need because I'm not using the GNOME environment at the moment.– DK Bose
Mar 14 at 10:01
Its not a border problem as I believe, its the overlay that is shown to the user to display which region they are screenshooting. This overlay is included in the actual screenshot.
– Jamie Hutber
Mar 18 at 16:16