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When I take a screenshot in Ubuntu 10.04 (Gnome) using application "Take Screenshot" I get a screenshow this a default mouse cursor, but when i take a screenshot, cursor of mouse was another, for instance, cursor of mouse, which happen when window is resizing. How i can do screenshot with current cursor mouse, but not default
G-71
Posted 2011-04-25T19:08:51.333
Reputation: 559
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Try using the combination PrintScr or Alt+PrintSc.
If this don't work, use Shutter and configure the "Preferences > Advanced > Capture > Include cursor" options
enjoy!
n00b
Posted 2011-04-25T19:08:51.333
Reputation: 517
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Try: gnome-screenshot -p
From the help:
-p, --include-pointer Include the pointer with the screenshot
user1261084
Posted 2011-04-25T19:08:51.333
Reputation: 143
1Note that this doesn't seem to work with a text select cursor, it just appears as a regular cursor. – Daniel Imms – 2015-11-20T04:46:34.783
@DanielImms Moreover, it always only displays a regular cursor. – Paul Lammertsma – 2016-03-22T17:54:13.133
Since you might be trying to take a screenshot of something other than the terminal window in which you issue the command, try the following to give you time to place the cursor: sleep 5 && gnome-screenshot -p – CPBL – 2016-10-26T19:12:24.517
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Just found this:
[ubuntu] Screenshot include mouse pointer? - ubuntuforums.org
Start
gconf-editorand check/apps/gnome-screenshot/include_pointer
Seems to work for me with PrintScreen -> gnome-screenshot ...
sdaau
Posted 2011-04-25T19:08:51.333
Reputation: 3 758
3For me it's always the default mouse cursor shown on the screenshot. – dbalakirev – 2015-05-17T09:31:18.563
This does creates a "snapshot" sound in Gome, but it doesn't appear to do anything else. There's no file generated... – Cerin – 2016-05-16T04:35:30.977
@Cerin please, review the folder ~ or ~/pictures as explained in the official documentation https://help.gnome.org/users/gnome-help/stable/screen-shot-record.html.en
– n00b – 2016-06-05T10:23:48.590