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Integrating Shutter with KDE 4.8

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www.thepowerbase.com; By Dean Howell
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Shutter is the best screenshot tool in Linux. I'll show you how to

Forget KSnapshot!

Did you know that you can integrate Shutter with KDE 4.7? Yes, you sure can. Shutter is an excellent tool for screen captures regardless of your desktop environment.

Why?

If you use Shutter for taking screenshots, what is the use of launching KSnapshot when you press prt scr? A guide for this already exists here, but it’s a little dated. The guide is from Shutter’s homepage, but it shows the process using KDE 4.2. Some things have changed since then, so you might have some issues stumbling through that one.

OK, how do I do this?

First, open up System Settings and find Shortcuts and Gestures.

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