How? 

I need a tutorial. 
This is as far as I make it tonight. 

For me its brain dead easy.   I just do a image capture using lxde's screenshot.  Copy to clipboard.  Move over to here, paste. Done. 

Flameshot also works, but i rarely use that unless i need to draw, or so that a menu or something doesn't vanish, since it freezes the screen, unlike the other.

Thu Nov 27 2025 05:12:44 UTC from ParanoidDelusions

How? 

I need a tutorial. 
This is as far as I make it tonight. 

 

But how? When I cut and paste a picture, it shows a broken link. When I hit the picture of the tree, it wants to hotlink to an image on some other hosted image site? 

I think that's a question for our fearless leader here.  I'm doing nothing fancy, and it works.

• search for image ( be it web or something i created, or camera, bla bla )
• resize if needed so its not horrendously large ( since we cant resize after paste, or i dont know how )
• do screenshot with one of the 2 apps.. 
• select copy to clipboard
• come over here and hit shift insert, or right click and choose paste ( both ways work for me ) 

Fri Nov 28 2025 07:37:02 UTC from ParanoidDelusions

But how? When I cut and paste a picture, it shows a broken link. When I hit the picture of the tree, it wants to hotlink to an image on some other hosted image site? 

 

Seems to be working. Atari 2600+ running a genuine Atari Adventure cartridge on Thanksgiving in my Retro Museum. 

The more you look at this picture - the more things you'll see. 

Before i went thru the great purge, most of mine were in the garage on wire shelving racks, with a couple of pathways to view them.  More of a 'museum' sort of setup. 

Now its a machine shop. 

Sat Nov 29 2025 06:01:51 UTC from ParanoidDelusions

 

Seems to be working. Atari 2600+ running a genuine Atari Adventure cartridge on Thanksgiving in my Retro Museum. 

 

I was there for a while - then I went - I need to do something with this stuff - that makes Gen Z kids with dyed hair sit and play adventure for an hour and a half and understand what they have lost. ;) 

Sat Nov 29 2025 16:02:24 UTC from Nurb432

Before i went thru the great purge, most of mine were in the garage on wire shelving racks, with a couple of pathways to view them.  More of a 'museum' sort of setup. 

Now its a machine shop.