Hello, I present to you Gyazo, a software licensed under the General Public License capable of taking screenshots and uploading them to the web automatically.
The program is very easy to use. You run it and all you have to do is select the area of the screen you want to capture.
After doing so, your browser will quickly open with the image that will have been automatically posted on gyazo's servers.
That image on the server is private, that is, no one can see it except yourself and the people with whom you share it.
It also creates a folder with the history of the images that you have been uploading.
From its website it gives you the option to share directly on social networks or simply with the URL link to the image.
You can download the program on the official website, both the source code and a .deb package for Debian and Ubuntu:
https://gyazo.com/es
Without further ado, I recommend that you try it -it's free- and I hope it will be useful for you.
Regards!
mmmmmmm ,,, how far are we going to go? ,, so difficult is it to do it with the cap on duty and upload it ??? but anyway, everyone there
regards
I don't understand how one more option could bother you. Anyway everyone. Thanks for sharing, Channels.
So good, modifying the url, the truth never occurred to me,
http://paste.desdelinux.net/4920
Well, it bothers me, that's why I used shutter, I don't want to waste time looking for the host to upload it to.
At least, you save the extra step of uploading it to the web. In itself, you kill two birds with one stone.
It's rare to be bothered that there is a free and GPL-licensed option. If you save a step, it is already useful to improve productivity
For this I know Screencloud, it is multiplatform, free ... but I don't know if it is GPL ... let's see if it works for or knows someone.
For me this option is excellent and integrates perfectly with any LiGNUx desktop that I have tried.
Still I do not rule out trying Gyazo just for the fact of being GPL 😉
Thanks for the input.
For those who want another alternative for KDE, an EOL colleague gave me the option to install the kipi-plugins that integrate in Ksnapshot and Gwenview the option to share directly on different image servers.
In XFCE there is xfce4-screenshoter.
The advantage that I see in Gyazo is that it is more comfortable because it directly allows you to select the area of the screen to capture and upload.
There the greatness of free software, alternatives for all tastes!
I correct: Kipi-plugins integrated in KDE is as comfortable as Gyazo. I hadn't noticed that it also has an option to capture a rectangular area just like gyazo. Then you just have to select to send to the servers of for example imgur that does not need registration.
The truth is that for KDE users, Kipi-plugins is the most integrated, although gyazo is still another good option. Choose the one you like the most! 😀
I used the kipi plugins, but I noticed that they are very slow, when you want to load them from ksnapshot.
The truth is that with kipi plugins it takes longer than with gyazo, although on the other hand they are more integrated into KDE. As everything has its pros and cons, diversity to power! 😀
The truth is I am one step further:
I use the camera of my android and ready
: )
thanks for the post.
my problem…
I need some scripts or something that allows me to capture the screen and save the images in a directory.
I am satisfied that every 1 minute the screen is captured and I save the photo in a local directory.
ml thanks in advance