Taking a screenshot on Linux isn’t quite as straightforward as it is on other operating systems, such as Windows or macOS. This is because there is no universal screenshot utility installed in Linux. Luckily, most Linux distributions include at least one program that can take a screenshot, and there are more available if you don’t … Read more
Need to bring attention to a certain object or area in a screenshot? If you took a screenshot on your Mac, you can use the Markup tool in Preview to draw arrows anywhere on the image. This minHour article will show you the easiest ways to add arrows to your macOS screenshots. Steps Open your … Read more
Windows’ Snipping Tool makes it easy to capture a screenshot of your screen. We’ll show you how to use the many features of the Snipping Tool to take a screenshot of any part of your desktop. Taking a Screenshot Open the Snipping Tool. Click the “Start” button.” Type “Snipping Tool” in the search bar and … Read more
Also called a screen grab or a screen capture, a screenshot is a captured display of anything shown on your device screen and saved as a static image file. In other words, it’s a digital image of what’s currently displayed on your device screen. You can use it to show something that would be difficult … Read more