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Jan 23, 2026
Basic screenshot capability is a fundamental feature of a graphical desktop OS. Whether you bundle a tool (like many Linux distros) or include your own (like MacOS and Windows) doesn't really matter, but users shouldn't have to go find a tool.
It's great that Greenshot and others to exist for people who want more features or a more specialized tool. But screenshots, image viewer with crop/rotate, text editor, web browser... These are things that all need to be part of the standard installation and need to work without signing up for services or other bullshit.
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