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I followed this advice Default save directory for gnome-screenshot? and installed it as the top answer suggested.

But the "screenshot" does not appear (see image). https://www.dropbox.com/s/ud2p8bv8v3z0w9m/snapshot7.png?dl=0

And here is my installation https://www.dropbox.com/s/c0gnxuead911dzc/snapshot8.png?dl=0

Edit, myabe this should be a different quesiton now, but I looked in the preferences for Ksnapshot and googled for it but could find no way to do it.

What I want to achieve is: each time I press PrtSc or ctrl+prsc I save a file named

screenshot_todaysdate

to

/Dropbox/folder

and then the URL is pasted to my clipboard.

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For KDE use KSnapshot, it should be installed, if not

sudo apt-get install ksnapshot

If you must use this I think you will need all the libs required for a gnome environment.

sudo apt-get install gnome-shell

This should help

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