I'm using default gnome-screenshot and I enabled include pointer in dconf Editor /org/gnome/gnome-screenshot/delay and cursor nowhere to be seen.  I used the terminal to set it and still nothing happened.  gsettings set org.gnome.gnome-screenshot include-pointer true   Checked if it worked  gsettings get org.gnome.gnome-screenshot include-pointer true
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I want to make it so that when I press the print screen key on my keyboard, it actually includes the cursor. I know that it is calling gnome-screenshot, but I can't find any way to change the arguments it is using with it. If anyone knows about this, it would be greatly appreciated.
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I have Ubuntu GNOME 14.04 LTS and from installation, my name has not appeared in the panel. I have enabled it via dconf in org.gnome.desktop.privacy, but it has yet to appear even after a re-login and restart.  Can I receive some assistance into the cause of this and a solution?  This is where I would like it to appear:
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I recently installed ubuntu GNOME and I have done all the updates and upgrades. When I try to add transparency to my terminal it don't work. It only goes dark-black to white.  Transparency set to none:    Transparency set to maximum    However, when I have added transparency to the terminal and I go into Help -> About, the terminal window applies the right transparency, (very strange).   Transparency with about box open    I would really appreciate some assistance with this issue.
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If I hover over to the setting menu or any of the indicator menus, Prnt Scrnbutton won't work.  If I want to take the snapshot of these menus, how do I do that?
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I'm wanting to write a script to reorder the loading of compiz modules, so while using the Unity desktop, expo and scale are loaded last and the set hotcorners in those plugins, will remain active upon reboot. This can easily be done using the gui dconf-editor. However any time an update  comes through for unity, this setting is put back to the default of loading the Unity module last, and killing the hotcorners.  So needing a cli method to change the setting in dconf-editor located at org/compiz/profiles/unity/plugins/core from   ['core', 'composite', 'opengl', 'copytex', 'decor', 'regex', 'compiztoolbox', 'place', 'imgpng', 'grid', 'unitymtgrabhandles', 'resize', 'mousepoll', 'snap', 'gnomecompat', 'move', 'vpswitch', 'session', 'wall', 'animation', 'workarounds', 'expo', 'scale', 'fade', 'ezoom', 'unityshell']  to  ['core', 'composite', 'opengl', 'copytex', 'decor', 'regex', 'compiztoolbox', 'place', 'imgpng', 'grid', 'unitymtgrabhandles', 'resize', 'mousepoll', 'snap', 'gnomecompat', 'move', 'vpswitch', 'session', 'wall', 'animation', 'workarounds', 'fade', 'ezoom', 'unityshell', 'expo', 'scale']  so issuing the command  gsettings list-schemas | grep -i compiz   shows that there's no schema for what I need to change so trying instead  gsettings list-recursively | grep -i compiz   gives a much longer list, but not much useful to my project. Where have I gone wrong or is there another solution to my problem?
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Are there any sort of configuration options for specifying the default save location for gnome-screenshot, or is this hard-coded into the source code? It used to be ~/Desktop, which seems to have changed to ~/Pictures (in 12.04). The only possible solution I've seen is about  (as it includes time stamp information now instead of simply 'Screenshot#'), but that solution doesn't really seem ideal to me. Also,  post suggested that the last save location is remembered the next time you take a screenshot, but in my experience, this doesn't seem to be the case. And in any case, following on from that, that entry in gconf-editor doesn't even seem to accurately reflect the last location, so more than likely an entry related to an older version of gnome-screenshot. Table of contents:
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Keyboard shortcuts in gnome-terminal (Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab) in 12.04 don't seem to be working. Is there a setting that I dont know of?
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How can I allow nautilus to draw desktop icons in 20.04? I made org.gnome.desktop.background.draw background= true but nothing happened. Before I made it done by enabling org.gnome.nautilus.desktop.show desktop to true. But now, even the schema is not available  now. What's wrong with it?  Is I'm only able to make desktop icons with an extension only?
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Using dconf-editor I tried enabling   org -&gt; gnome -&gt; nautilus -&gt; list-view -&gt; use-tree-view     but even after the check box is selected, plus a reboot, it still doesn't switch to the tree view on the side bar.  In previous versions of Nautilus / Ubuntu the side-pane-view setting used to be in the window-state section (which is now missing)    I'm I missing something, or is there no way to enable Tree View on the side bar in 14.04?  Is there a way to manually create the missing entry back in window-state ?
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This option, which was present in the "Mouse and Touchpad" settings panel in previous versions, is for some reason absent in 16.04 LTS. Does anyone know why this is, and/or how to fix it? Thanks.
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I recently switched to Linux. Everything went fine, but when I installed the gnome-shell, it started to ignore clicks outside the focused window. I cannot click on another window to focus it or click on any gnome UI elements. The super key also does nothing. I installed gnome-tweaks and I use a user theme, but that shouldn't be the problem because the problem remained even when I had a fresh install. Also, sometimes when I reboot it works normally. But after another reboot, it comes back.   PS- I found a very temporary fix: If I move the focused (or sometimes other windows) it will start recognizing my keystrokes. On Firefox I need to move the window by the bar with open tabs, as I cannot move it with the title bar.  I read  by someone who had a very similar issue, but the solution did not work for me. I think it has to do something with NVidia drivers, because if I change them then the frequency of this happening changes.  Sorry if something is weirdly written. English is not my native language.
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As a developer, I take a lot of screen captures. I often take screen shots to share with Stack Exchange members in chat.  The problem is my Desktop is so cluttered with screen captures that they're now overlapping! I'd like to save all screenshots in a dedicated folder or directory.  In macOS, how do I change the default location where screen captures are saved?  These are the screen shots taken with CommandShift3 or CommandShift4 keyboard shortcuts.  I would prefer a solution which doesn't require installing any software.
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Possible Duplicate:          I upgraded from Ubuntu 11.10 (with Gnome 3.2 I think), to Ubuntu 12.04 with Gnome 3.4.1, and my custom shortcuts have stopped working.  Opening up the All Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts, I can see that my shortcuts are still there.  All of the shortcuts that I didn't change are working, and my shortcuts in the custom section are working (eg Ctrl+Alt+G to open gedit), its just that the shortcuts I had customised before the upgrade no longer work.  Under Launchers, I had changed "Launch Terminal" to Ctrl+Alt+T, and under Navigation I had changed move to workspace above/below to Shift+Ctrl+Up/Down.   Investigating further, it looks like the default shortcuts for these actions work (Ctrl+Alt+Up/ Down moves me up and down workspaces), so I'm guessing that there is some discrepancy between what I am seeing on the Keyboard Settings and what my computer is reading from.  Any help would be appreciated.
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Unfortunately, Gnome's  address bar is not showing the full path in its top bar. How can I change this behavior?  I'm looking for a solution to display a editable text field instead, like in the good old days.
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I need to take a screenshot that records my Eclipse IDE menu item status. For example, if I clicked the "Project" menu and there comes a list of menu items. I need to record those menu items.  The problem is when the menu item list window (which works like a context menu window) has the focus, the screenshot function is not working. I tried everything on this  and nothing works as long as the menu items window is opened. Any mouse click will close the context menu window, so I cannot use mouse either. However if there is no context menu window opened then screenshots works fine.  How can I record the screen with context menu window displayed?
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Screenshot Of Gnome terminal after updating to 20.04.
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I could have sworn that there was once a setting for this in the gnome-terminal "Profile".  And then in some version of Ubuntu, that setting disappeared, and I had to use System ➜ Preferences ➜ Keyboard to uncheck "Cursor blinks in text fields".  Well, neither of those seems to be working now.  So how do I make the cursor stop blinking?