Graphical boot isn't so graphical

[Maynard Kuona]

I think it is adequate as it is. Taking screenshots is meant to be
something done quick and dirty. No need for this utility that does too
much. is is is pretty ok if you ask me.

PrintScreen to take a shot of the whole screen
Alt+PrintScreen to take the current window

I think if you need something more advanced, there should be something
out there.

I just wish it could have a delay though. For me to 'pose' before it
takes the shot. But I think it is pretty adequate.

On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 00:34, Richard J. Mancusi wrote:
> It may be saner from a coding standpoint - but not for the user.  To grab a
> shot of a specific area is enormously useful when documenting programs.
> Yes, you can shoot the entire screen and then edit it in The Gimp.  But
> why the extra step?
> 
> Personal note to Alan:  Thank you for all your hard work.  You are the
> reason that I always purchase Red Hat rather then the download.  Red Hat
> supports you - so I support Red Hat.
> 
> Rich
> 
> 
> Alan Cox wrote:
> >>Is it also a "Gnome team" issue that eliminated the screen shooter that
> >>was in 7.3 and replaced it with a far inferior one?  Can anything be done
> >>about that?
> > 
> > 
> > It was replaced with a much saner one. I think you are the first person I've
> > met who counts it as better 8) Yes this was part of the Gnome teams focus
> > on usability
> > 
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