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libre • 4 years ago

Flameshot is a powerful screenshot app for Linux, Windows and MacOS

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Flameshot is a powerful screenshot app for Linux, Windows and MacOS

Pirate [none/use name] to

libre • 4 years ago

Flameshot

The official flameshot site.

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eduardog3000 [he/him]
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4 years ago
How does this compare with ShareX on Windows?

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  hexagon
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  4 years ago
  I haven't tried ShareX before so I can't really tell but from the screenshots it appears that Flameshot has a simpler design.
  
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