Screencasting about free code apps
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I watched some videos demonstrating the UI of Patchwork (the Scuttlebutt app) and Aether and I'm inspired to start making some videos like these and posting them on a PeerTube channel. Just a screencast and a voiceover recorded in one take (I have a face for radio and I can't be bothered doing a lot of editing). I've had a bit of a search for screen recording software and I found this web-based tool that works brilliantly:
https://recordscreen.io/
Sadly, I presume it relies on client-side scripts and I can't find source code for it. Here are some other tools that can be used for screen recording, but none of them are as convenient to use:
https://www.linuxuprising.com/2020/01/4-tools-to-record-your-linux-desktop.html
Any thoughts?
> I'm inspired to start making some videos like these and posting them on a PeerTube channel.
Cool, have You already decided what to demonstrate first? :)
> I found this web-based tool that works brilliantly
I didn't think that was possible. Perhaps one day there will also be APIs to allow client-side javascript gain root access?
> Here are some other tools that can be used for screen recording, but none of them are as convenient to use:
> [...]
> Any thoughts?
When I wanted to record what's on screen, I found gtk-recordmydesktop. It worked. But if convenience is the main criteria, then Idk
I just tried simplescreenrecorder for the first time. I don't know if it's in the Trisquel repos, but it shouldn't be hard to get running. https://www.maartenbaert.be/simplescreenrecorder/
As the name implies, it is very easy to use.
I see it is in Devuan, so must be in Trisquel, too! :)
I just tried simplescreenrecorder for the first time. I don't know if it's in the Trisquel repos, but it shouldn't be hard to get running. https://www.maartenbaert.be/simplescreenrecorder/
As the name implies, it is very easy to use.
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