I'm looking for a program like Gyazo Gif which would let you select a portion of the screen, and record it to a gif. Gyazo does work on Linux, but only regular PNG, the gif is windows only.
Is there an alternative? What do you use?
- and is free
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Gratis or Commercial?– TomMar 27, 2016 at 23:33
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1@Tom: Good find! The title was obscure so I renamed that question to make it easier to find next time. The first answer explicitly cites Arch Linux.– Nicolas Raoul ♦Mar 28, 2016 at 4:34
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How is it a good find, I specifically said free in my question. And this is NOT a duplicate, the others that have programs that are either command line only unlike gyazo, or are no longer available.– 2ARSJcdocuyVu7LfjUnBMar 28, 2016 at 4:54
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@MitchWeaver 1) You said "free" after the fact it was marked a dup 2) the other question has free software within it's answers– TomMar 28, 2016 at 12:19
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I know of a program called GifRecorder. It's a simple script that cost $3. It has the following features:
- saves .gif images to your home directory
- HiDPI support
- GIF looping support
- a single executable
- also allows for MP4 and H.264 video recording
GifRecorder ($3)
