Flameshot 12.1

Flameshot is a powerful and feature-rich screenshot tool for Linux.

You can install Flameshot by using your distribution's package manager. For example, on Ubuntu, you can run 'sudo apt install flameshot' to install it.

You can take a screenshot with Flameshot by pressing the Print Screen key on your keyboard. Flameshot will then open, allowing you to capture a specific area, a window, or the entire screen.

Yes, Flameshot allows you to annotate your screenshots by adding text, drawing shapes, or highlighting important areas.

When you have finished taking a screenshot, Flameshot provides options to save the capture in popular image formats such as PNG, JPEG, and BMP.

Yes, you can configure keyboard shortcuts for various actions in Flameshot by accessing the settings menu. This allows you to customize the tool according to your preferences.

Yes, Flameshot provides a command-line interface that allows you to take screenshots and perform other operations from the terminal.

Yes, Flameshot is an open-source project. You can find its source code on GitHub and contribute to its development if you wish.

Flameshot is not limited to the GNOME desktop environment. It can be used on other desktop environments such as KDE Plasma, XFCE, and Cinnamon, among others.

Currently, Flameshot is primarily developed for Linux-based distributions. However, efforts are being made to make it available for other platforms like Windows in the future.