Green Recorder is the screen recorder I was waiting for Wayland support to come to but it has been discontinued due to personal reasons. However, they get squashed faster than I expected and that’s commendable. That being said, Kooha is a relatively new player to the screen recording app game and isn’t without bugs.
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So far, Kooha offers features that make it worth checking out and a promise of even nicer features such as support for other desktop environments and MP4 video format support coming in the next major version (2.0). Works on Xorg and Wayland display servers.Option to display/hide the mouse cursor in recordings.Supports adding 5 or 10-second delay before recording begins.Supports WebM and MKV recording formats.Record selected region or the entire screen.Select audio devices through GNOME Settings.Free and open-source screen recorder for GNU/Linux.It also has a list of shortcuts that enable you to speed up your workflow and you can change the directory to which recordings are saved. You can add a custom delay counter before you start recording after which it simply displays a simple counter with a stop button. It uses a basic, widget-type user interface with easy-to-understand icons.
It works in GNOME, Wayland and X11 environments which probably makes it the single Linux screen recorder with Wayland support. Kooha is a simple GTK-based screen recording application for recording screens and audio from your desktop or microphone. Today, we’re happy to introduce a project that we are hopeful about to you and it goes by the name of Kooha. We’ve got a solid list of screen recorders in our All AWESOME Linux Applications and Tools but none of them features both a modern UI/UX alongside a rich feature list. If you’re guessing the reason for that is a shortage of feature-rich alternatives, you’re not off track.
After having covered applications like Peek and Gyazo, we haven’t talked a lot about alternatives.
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It has been a while since we covered screen recorder software for Linux.
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