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<code>Print</code> may have its own special label on your keyboard. On mine the <code>Print</code> key is labeled <code>PrtSc</code>.
 
<code>Print</code> may have its own special label on your keyboard. On mine the <code>Print</code> key is labeled <code>PrtSc</code>.
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Revision as of 00:09, 29 May 2020

NOTE: These notes & tutorials assume you are logged to the machine(s) via SSH.

Another NOTE: They also assume you are running Linux Mint on the machine(s).

Server Building Notes

Stupid Smart Linux Tricks

Restart a service

sudo service FOOBAR restart

or

sudo systemctl restart FOOBAR.service

Where "FOOBAR" is the name of the service you want to restart...

Taking a screenshot in Mint Cinnamon

Here are the default shortcuts. You can customize them in Keyboard Settings, as shown in the image that started this post.

Action Shortcut
Take a screenshot Print
Take a screenshot of a window Alt + Print
Take a screenshot of an area Shift + Print
Copy screen to clipboard Control + Print
Copy window to clipboard Control + Alt + Print
Copy area to clipboard Shift + Control + Print
Toggle recording desktop Shift + Control + Alt + R

Print may have its own special label on your keyboard. On mine the Print key is labeled PrtSc.