Pressing PrintScreen to take a screenshot closes all open applications
On Ubuntu 18.10, when I use gnome-screenshot and press PrintScreen, the window log out automatically and close all apps. How to fix this problem?
18.10 screenshot gnome-screenshot
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On Ubuntu 18.10, when I use gnome-screenshot and press PrintScreen, the window log out automatically and close all apps. How to fix this problem?
18.10 screenshot gnome-screenshot
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On Ubuntu 18.10, when I use gnome-screenshot and press PrintScreen, the window log out automatically and close all apps. How to fix this problem?
18.10 screenshot gnome-screenshot
On Ubuntu 18.10, when I use gnome-screenshot and press PrintScreen, the window log out automatically and close all apps. How to fix this problem?
18.10 screenshot gnome-screenshot
18.10 screenshot gnome-screenshot
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asked Dec 28 '18 at 9:54
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Check the shortcuts Logout and Shutdown in System Settings and navigate to Devices -> keyboard.
In right, scroll down and find out these key. Change for appropriate keys.
i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
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Check the shortcuts Logout and Shutdown in System Settings and navigate to Devices -> keyboard.
In right, scroll down and find out these key. Change for appropriate keys.
i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
– k3ndx
2 days ago
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Check the shortcuts Logout and Shutdown in System Settings and navigate to Devices -> keyboard.
In right, scroll down and find out these key. Change for appropriate keys.
i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
– k3ndx
2 days ago
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Check the shortcuts Logout and Shutdown in System Settings and navigate to Devices -> keyboard.
In right, scroll down and find out these key. Change for appropriate keys.
Check the shortcuts Logout and Shutdown in System Settings and navigate to Devices -> keyboard.
In right, scroll down and find out these key. Change for appropriate keys.
answered Dec 28 '18 at 12:44
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i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
– k3ndx
2 days ago
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i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
– k3ndx
2 days ago
i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
– k3ndx
2 days ago
i can found this setting, only suspend for turn on and turn of, also i see the screenshot filr on ./Pictures but its broken file, cant see using third party apps too, i try on windows too, but still cant open the file
– k3ndx
2 days ago
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