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How can I include the cursor in the screenshots created when PrtScr is pressed?
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You can do this with dconf-editor but with command line as well. Here are the gsettings effecting gnome-screenshot:
Use this command to check current settings:
gsettings get org.gnome.gnome-screenshot include-pointer
false
Use this command to turn on the option:
gsettings set org.gnome.gnome-screenshot include-pointer true
Use the same technique for the other gnome-screenshot settings.
Note you can get a list of all settings with gsettings list-recursively. For the screenshot above I used the technique in this answer:
And the one-liner code (works with yad only) is:
gsettings list-recursively | sed 's/ */\n/;s/ */\n/;s/\&/\&/g' | yad --list --title "gsettings" --item-seperator='\n' --width=1800 --height=800 --wrap-width=600 --column=Group --column=Key --column=Setting --no-markup