Screenshot app with editing capacities

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Hello,

I’m looking for an alternative Fedora screenshot app with embedded editing capacities : adding circles, boxes, arrows and texts directly on my screenshots, without having to use GIMP each time I need to edit a screenshot I take with the default “Screenshot” Fedora app.

Do you have some app in mind please ? Thanks.

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Shutter could be an option…

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I’ve already tested this one. Thank you.

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And, good or no good?

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A really really good options at least in fedora for 32,33,34 that works under WAYLAND, older releases doesn’t work for some problem:

in main repo:

flameshot-0.8.1-1.fc32.x86_64

sudo dnf install flameshot

in update testing:

flameshot-0.8.3-1.fc32.x86_64

sudo dnf install flameshot --enablerepo=updates-testing,updates-testing-modular

https://flameshot.js.org/#/

Hot to Used it

  1. Install → gnome-shell-extension-topicons-plus
  2. Install → gnome-tweaks
  3. Execute → gnome-tweaks
  4. Select TAB → Startup Applications
  5. CLick on + and add flameshot there
  6. You can see flamshot icons on Tray Icon

Regards.,

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Shutter does not seem to work under Wayland, or is it just me?

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No, you’re right, I had forgotten about that…

(here is the related “bug” report*): 1299293 – Shutter does not work with Gnome/ Wayland
Someone in the comment suggests as workaround: Take full screen capture (Alt +PrtScr) and open it with shutter for editing.

*it’s a feature, not a bug

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Alt-PrtScr is the window snapshot.
Ctl-PrtScr is the full screen snapsot

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For annotated screenshots under Wayland, I’m using a combination of the Gnome screenshot tool and the Drawing package (this one). It is in the standard repositories and does great arrows, lines, boxes etc. :smiley:

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Great tool indeed. Didn’t know it.