The Screenshot tool that comes with Linux Mint does what I need most of the times. For more advanced uses I've found Flameshot, a cross-platform tool which can annotate screenshots.
Gradia Screenshot Tool Just Keeps Getting Better - OMG! Ubuntu - #Gradia was already a solid app with a focused feature set and a UI that, dare I say it, is delightful to use, making it easy to add text to #screenshots in #Ubuntu along with arrows (great for bug reports). But it can open and work with any image file, not just screenshots.
Read on for a quick rundown of the cool new features Grad…
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/07/gradia-screenshot-tool-adds-new-features
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If you wanted to take a screenshot of the floating toolbar for Screenshot.app on macOS, how would you go about it? Thanks to @tage, @waynedixon, @oetgrunnen, and @timstringer, I found many ways to do it! Thanks, Mastodon!
https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2025/07/screenshot-screenshot-app/