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Flameshot: Powerful yet simple to use screenshot software
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this post was submitted on 13 Jun 2024
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How's it compare to greenshot?
It'd say just as good. I prefer the text based menu of greenshot. The options in this are all icons, so I end up hovering over them all the time to confirm what they are. Works just as well, otherwise.
Ksnip is basically a drop-in replacement for greenshot for Linux.
Basically same feature set with better ui
I found that Flameshot does not automatically select an annotation tool after snipping - which turned me off it.
Unless there is a setting I missed that enabled that. I went with Ksnip as a result.
ShareX is my favourite, but that UI doesn't scale.