Cleopix is a new screenshot app available for Ubuntu.

Cleopix takes a more ‘basic’ approach to screenshot taking, offering a simple three button interface as a front to the same ‘gnome-screenshot’ utility used by Ubuntu’s default app.

There’s no Unity integration or app-indicator support. In fact there aren’t even any Preferences or Options that allow you to  assign a keyboard shortcut to “trigger” the app in the way that “print screen” works.

The app is purely a functional ‘open, select, save’ style tool.

But none of this is a necessarily a drawback.

For someone who just wants to snap, save and be done Cleopix could be perfect.
But for power users Cleopix offers nothing that the default tool, or rivals, doesn’t.

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Cleopix is available to install in Ubuntu 12.04 through the Ubuntu Software Center.

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