Within gnome-shell you can record you desktop session by simply pressing ctrl-alt-shift-r, this will place a red dot in gnome-shell and to stop again press ctrl-alt-shift-r. A file will be created in your home directory called Screencast from
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Wednesday, 10 December 2014
Recording desktop session in Gnome
I came across this by accident some time ago, but some reminded me of this again today.
Within gnome-shell you can record you desktop session by simply pressing ctrl-alt-shift-r, this will place a red dot in gnome-shell and to stop again press ctrl-alt-shift-r. A file will be created in your home directory called Screencast from
Within gnome-shell you can record you desktop session by simply pressing ctrl-alt-shift-r, this will place a red dot in gnome-shell and to stop again press ctrl-alt-shift-r. A file will be created in your home directory called Screencast from
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Easter egg in gnome-shell
I have just found and easter egg in gnome-shell.
In gnome, move the cursor up to the top left corner as if you were going to open an application, then in the search box type "free the fish"
Clicking on the icon or hitting return will bring up a dialog box containing a random fortune.
In gnome, move the cursor up to the top left corner as if you were going to open an application, then in the search box type "free the fish"
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Clicking on the icon or hitting return will bring up a dialog box containing a random fortune.