Linux Image Capture Program
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Linux Image Capture Program
by salty9 » Thu Jun 14, 2012 3:07 am
I just installed Shutter - a decent image capture program. Easy to use.
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Re: Linux Image Capture Program
by Lebowski » Thu Jun 14, 2012 3:22 am
even better (for sizing images): simple image resizer (for making 800x800 images which show up nicely on this forum,
also converts the png screenshots to jpg)
If people would just try Ubuntu you would have a lot of people saying goodbye to Windows, its so much better !
also converts the png screenshots to jpg)
If people would just try Ubuntu you would have a lot of people saying goodbye to Windows, its so much better !
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Re: Linux Image Capture Program
by salty9 » Thu Jun 14, 2012 4:11 am
MS doesn't innovate much except in marketing. It would interesting to see how much Linux code they've "borrowed".
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Re: Linux Image Capture Program
by Lebowski » Thu Jun 14, 2012 6:21 am
I do all my controller development stuff in Ubuntu. For schematics and so on LTSpice works
perfectly (under Wine), KiCad or FreePCB for pcb design, MPLAB X for code development,
Labview 6.1 for simulation / system developement and real-time data capture. And it's all free !
perfectly (under Wine), KiCad or FreePCB for pcb design, MPLAB X for code development,
Labview 6.1 for simulation / system developement and real-time data capture. And it's all free !
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