You should see something that looks like a camera.
To do that you need to go to your Dashboard (usually a button at the top-left of your bar of apps.) and then type screenshot in it. Unfortunately, most Gnome menus are closed before a screenshot it taken. To change the hot keys and functionality you are interested in, check out the preferences.įinally, once in a while I want a screenshot of a menu. I use Ctrl-Shift-PtrSrc which changes the cursor to a cross and then I can select an area on the screen which gets saved in the clipboard. On my end, I love to be able to select what I want to screenshot instead of a whole window or screen. I do not know the defaults exactly, but I think that for a window you want to select the window and then hit Alt-PtrSrc. However, in many cases you may need a special screenshot.
The screenshot of the entire screen will be taken and saved in your Pictures folder. On Ubuntu, the default is to simply hit the PtrScr key.
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