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. It has been a while since we covered screen recorder software for Linux.

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