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Quick Compiz Screenshots
Shawn Powers shows us a very quick way to take screenshots using Compiz under Linux. Yes, there are plenty of screenshot tools available for Linux, but Compiz allows for a literal one click method.
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Compiz Screenshots
Compix under Linux is better than I thought... and thanks to Detonate I added the 64 bit flash
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Interesting never tried to see what the screenshots feature could do. Now i just found my new way of taking screenshots. Really Really cool.
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Interesantes
Interesantes nunca trató de ver lo que la función screenshots podía hacer. Ahora sólo me encontré a mi nueva forma de tomar capturas de pantalla. Realmente realmente fresco.
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I've got it now - Solved thanks.
Interesting never tried to see what the screenshots feature could do. Now i just found my new way of taking screenshots. Really Really cool.
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Quick Compiz Screenshots
There are plenty of screenshot tools available for Linux, but Compiz allows for a literal one click method.
Solved with Flash
Installing the 64 bit flash offering from Adobe did the trick.
Wow! Thats Compiz
Interesting never tried to see what the screenshots feature could do. Now i just found my new way of taking screenshots. Really Really cool.
OK, I'm using Ubuntu 9.10, 64
OK, I'm using Ubuntu 9.10, 64 bit, Firefox 3.5.7, Flash 10.0 r42, and I can't get the video to play. Flash is working fine on other sites. Any ideas?
Interesting
It works in 32 bit karmic with the same setup.
Solved
Installing the 64 bit flash offering from Adobe did the trick.
Nice Video!
I didn't know I could do that with Compiz! I'm trying it out now.
Thanks.