For people who are dedicated to blogging, one of the most important tools is the screenshots.

Personally I used many programs to capture screen, as some desktop and ksnapshot lately been using a very good extension for Firefox called ScreenGrab.

Today Ubuntips reading the blog, I find myself with an excellent and comprehensive program to make screenshots GScrot called on Linux.

Among its most interesting features are:

• Screenshot of a website altogether.

• It captures full-screen or sections.
• Ability to upload pictures to several free online storage sites.
• Plugins to add shadows, boxes and many other effects to your images.
• Screenshot delayed.
• GNOME integration.

We have 3 ways to install Linux Ubuntu:

1. We publish our file repositories adding that:
Deb Hardy Main http://ppa.launchpad.net/gscrot/ubuntu
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/gscrot/ubuntu main hardy
2. We update sudo aptitude update, and install sudo aptitude install gscrot Once we add repositories, we can install directly from Synaptic

Undoubtedly, GScrot is the most complete screen shots I've seen so far.

Download Link

Free Linux Software Gscrot 0.40

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