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I want you to take a moment and make a mental note of all the software you use on your computer or phone. Which percentage of the software did you pay for? 50%? 20%? 0%?

Not too long ago I did a short post on the Linux screenshot tool Shutter. While I still find Shutter to be a fantastic screenshot tool, I recently found myself wanting for some additional features. This led me to discover some nice alternative screenshot tools for Linux, namely Hotshots and Kaption. While I found Kaption to be rather nice and easy, I find it lacks the functionality and is a bit too dated (last updated in 2011) to be a realistic replacement for Shutter (It is still worth checking out though, you can find out how to install it here). Hotshots however, very well could be a viable replacement for Shutter.

This post will be an attempt for me to determine which screenshot tool I feel is the best option for using on a Linux OS.

Kubuntu 15.04 boasts the new Plasma 5 interface and additional updated software but you may want to be careful before you rush into an upgrade. While the new upgrade might give you a slicker UI, you may also be left with more problems.