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Shutter is a screenshot tool that runs on Ubuntu provided by a third party. Compared with the screenshot tool that comes with the system (by default, you can start screenshot through the Ctrl + Shift + Print shortcut key), the biggest advantage is that you can edit the picture immediately, make some marks and text annotations on the picture, etc., which is very convenient to use. On Ubuntu 16.04, the software works fine, and when you upgrade the operating system to 18.04, you will find that the original edit button is not available after starting Shutter. Click the edit button to indicate that the libgoo-canvas-perl library is missing. It seems that we have to manually install the libraries on which the software depends.

Follow the steps and links below to download and install the required packages (note that only the 64-bit version of Ubuntu 18.04 is available).

1. Download and double click to install the libgoocanvas-common package: libgoocanvas-common

two。 Download and install the libgoocanvas3 package: libgoocanvas3

You can also choose to install using the Gdebi package installer (found in Ubuntu software), or run the following command on the terminal (opened with the Ctrl + Alt + T shortcut key) to complete the installation:

Sudo dpkg-I ~ / Downloads/libgoocanvas3_1.0.0-1 install 64.de; sudo apt-get-f install

3. Finally, download and install the libgoo-canvas-perl package: libgoo-canvas-perl

It can also be installed through Gdebi, or at the terminal with the following command:

Sudo dpkg-I ~ / Downloads/libgoo-canvas-perl_0.06-2ubuntu 3roomamd64.de; sudo apt-get-f install

Finally, remember to close the running Shutter window and kill the process before restarting Shutter!

Alternate file download address: libgoo.rar

Supplement: recommended by Ubuntu18.04 screenshot tool

The previous version of deepin-scrot has been invalid in version 18.04, so it feels OK to switch to flameshot. I recommend it to you.

Install flameshot: https://github.com/lupoDharkael/flameshot

Installation command: sudo apt-get install flameshot

Settings > device > Keyboard, set a custom shortcut key (pull to the bottom) command and fill in: flameshot gui

Save Ctrl+S after screenshot and copy it to clipboard Ctrl+C

Effect picture:

Summary

The above is the solution to the unavailability of the edit button of the screenshot tool shutter in Ubuntu 18.04. if you have any questions, please leave a message and the editor will reply to you in time. Thank you very much for your support to the website!

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