It used to work that under Windows when you hit PintScreen it place screenshot into clipboard and you can paste (Ctrl+V) it into an image editor (like ms paint that also used to be default part of Windows) and save. Not sure if it still applies.
In various linux destop enviroments PrintScreen is very often binded directly to an app to take screenshots.
For recording linux desktop I am using SimpleScreenRecorder and Screenkey to display (screencast) pressed keys.
In various linux destop enviroments PrintScreen is very often binded directly to an app to take screenshots.
For recording linux desktop I am using SimpleScreenRecorder and Screenkey to display (screencast) pressed keys.