After the recent update of Gnome-shell and other Gnome packages, I cannot use SHIFT key + Mouse Left click to select an area to create screenshot. However, I can use gnome-screenshot tool to select an area to capture screenshot. In Gnome-shell, the keyboard-mouse combo to capture screenshot used to work great until the update. There was some other issues like gdm crashing which got fixed after the recent fix. I feel, it may be related. Please let me know, if any logs needs to be send.
(In reply to mailto1979@rediffmail.com from comment #0) Sorry for typing wrong. I am new to BTS. The problem is SHIFT+PrintScreen selecting area to capture screenshot using mouse is not working.
Yeah, screenshots cannot be taken using keyboard shortcuts. Gnome Screenshot works fine.
Created attachment 218704 [details] distorted window buttons, elements in Gnome-3.38 Distorted window buttons in Gnome-3.38. GDM also has similar distorted elements.
(In reply to Konstantin from comment #2) Another issue I faced is distorted icons and elements in gdm and gnome-shell. The close button and many other window buttons, embedded images in apps looks distorted. I fixed it by installing gnome-icons-extra and choosing the gnome icon theme via gnome-tweaks. I got the fix through freebsd forum. Still, gdm has distorted shutdown and gnome/gnome-classic chooser buttons displayed. I'm not sure, if it's all related or should I report it as another bug. Reference image: https://forums.freebsd.org/attachments/screenshot-from-2020-10-11-16-12-09-png.8579/ Fix which worked: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/gdm-crashing-after-gnome-3-packages-upgraded-to-3-36-version-i-get-a-screen-oh-no-something-has-gone-wrong.77290/post-480933
This issue is fixed in Gnome 41.