What should I use for screenshots to upload to forums, and for cropping?
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Distribution: native install of Parrot Home Edition 5.0 Debian (no security tools) 64 bit, KDE, 5.14.0-9parrot1,
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What should I use for screenshots to upload to forums, and for cropping?
What should I use for screenshots to upload to forums, and for cropping? I want minimal (zero if possible) info about my system divulged during the process.
What should I use for screenshots to upload to forums, and for cropping? I want minimal (zero if possible) info about my system divulged during the process.
If it's just system info you should use the command line inxi program. I believe it has a sterilize option so that it won't post anything it shouldn't, like mac addresses. This is the result of
Screenshots is a Windows thing. Microsoft assumes everyone has the bandwidth to burn on looking at screenshots. Not everyone does in the world. Screenshots are rarely as helpful as command line output anyway.
Distribution: native install of Parrot Home Edition 5.0 Debian (no security tools) 64 bit, KDE, 5.14.0-9parrot1,
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apt-get install scrot
lib1_1.2.4-13_amd64.deb Temporary failure resolving 'mirrors.aliyun.com'
E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
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Originally Posted by jmgibson1981
If it's just system info you should use the command line inxi program. I believe it has a sterilize option so that it won't post anything it shouldn't, like mac addresses.
I assume <filter> means its sterilized the serial number, any idea what "v" and "WIN" stand for?
Code:
serial: <filter>
Brand name model: xxxx v: xxxxxxxxx WIN 1234567890
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Originally Posted by jmgibson1981
Screenshots is a Windows thing. Microsoft assumes everyone has the bandwidth to burn on looking at screenshots. Not everyone does in the world. Screenshots are rarely as helpful as command line output anyway.
Can we apply command line inxi program to take screenshots within the desktop GUI too?
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