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Taking ScreenShots ‼️

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You can use the Shutter ScreenSHot Program, for more Control additional Features are available.
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Taking ScreenShots ‼️
#LinuxMint #ScreenShots #ScreenDumps


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You might like use the built-in ScreenShot Feature of Linux-Mint.


PrtScn
-key = Print Screen
(Capture all available Screens)
— Captures all available screens and presents them ready to be saved to the PICTURES folder.
— Optionally you can copy the ScreenShot Image to the Clipboard and paste it anywhere you want, in any Application, that can accept pictures.
— You can still change the FILE NAME, before saving it by pressing the Enter-key!


Alt-key + PrtScn-key
(Capture only the selected/active Screen)
— Captures only the selected Screen
— Optionally you can copy the ScreenShot Image to the Clipboard and paste it anywhere you want, in any Application, that can accept pictures.
— You can still change the FILE NAME, before saving it by pressing the Enter-key!


Ctrl-key + Shift-key + PrtScn-key
(Capture selected Area from any available Screen)
— This will highlight all Screens and you can then move your mouse pointer to any point on any Screen, select the Image you want to grab, by drawing a rectangle of the Area you want to capture from the relevant Screen.
— The Image is then directly stored in the Clipboard, ready to be inserted into any Application that can accept images.
Install TeamViewer

Open a terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T) and update the repository index.
sudo apt update


Install wget package.
sudo apt install wget


Download the latest version (v15.x) of TeamViewer from the official website.
wget https://download.teamviewer.com/download/linux/teamviewer_amd64.deb


Install TeamViewer using the apt command.
sudo apt install -y ./teamviewer_amd64.deb




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More Info

https://www.itzgeek.com/how-tos/linux/linux-mint-how-tos/how-to-install-teamviewer-on-linux-mint-19-linux-mint-18.html
Installing the latest LibreOffice
#LibreOffice


1. Point your browser to www.libreoffice.org and click 'Download'
2. on the download page, it will display the RPM version by default, which is not what you want. Select DEB instead.
3. Once the download is complete, open Files, Downloads, and find the Libreoffice archive you just downloaded.
4. Right click the archive and select Extract
5. Once the files are extracted, open the resulting folder, right click the DEBS folder inside and select 'Open in Terminal'.
6. In the resulting terminal window, type the following line: sudo dpkg -i *deb (syntax error fixed as requested)
7. Press Enter and you will be prompted to enter a password, after which the installation will run, taking a few minutes to complete,
8. Once the installation finishes, exit the terminal window and you're ready to run LibreOffice.
9. Optionally, if you have an older version of LibreOffice installed, you can easily remove it, using the Software Manager.



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Linux Mint

#LinuxMint #Release


Jul 25, 2024
Linux Mint 22 “Wilma” released!

https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=4731



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