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ImageMagick package comes with a screenshot utility that allows us to take a screenshot from the command line.

Taking screenshot in Arch Linux using command-line tools Mark you step with number on just click.

Annotate (highlight, point, add text, box in).

Search Spectacle and you can launch by clicking on it. You may need to restart the system to work correctly. Install Spectacle sudo snap install spectacle sudo systemctl enable -now snapd.socketģ. Once installed, the systemd unit that manages the main snap communication socket needs to be enabled. Install snap with the following: git clone Ģ. It can capture the whole screen, a specified region, an individual window, or only part of a window.ġ. Spectacle is a simple KDE application for capturing desktop screenshots.

Annotate screenshots with pen, marker, rectangles, ellipses, texts and stickers.

Command line support, for taking screenshot and saving it to default location, filename and format.

Upload screenshots directly to in anonymous or user mode.

Customizable capture delay for all capture options.

Taking screenshot of a custom rectangular area, screen/monitor, under mouse cursor also.

You can go to software and search for “screenshot” and launch it. The Arch Linux installation (Pantheon UI) comes with a simple screenshot utility. The default way to take a screenshot in Arch Linux Internet connection to download the tools 1. Shift + Ctrl + PrtScn - Select a specific area to the clipboard.Ĭtrl + Alt + PrtScn - Take a screenshot of the active window to the clipboard.Ģ. Shift + PrtScn - Take a screenshot of a section of the screen.Īlt + PrtScn - Take a screenshot of the active window to users' home 'Pictures' directory.Ĭtrl + PrtScn - Take a screenshot of the whole screen to the clipboard. PrtScn - Take a screenshot of the entire screen and save it to the users home 'Pictures' directory.

But there are other efficient and simple third-party utilities to take a screenshot on Arch Linux and other Linux distributions.īelow listed are the default keyboard shortcuts which work on UI across all Linux Distros. By default Arch installation (GUI) comes with a screenshot utility. In this guide, we learn how to take a screenshot in Arch Linux.