How to create a screencast on linux

Creating a Screencast on Linux

A screencast is a digital recording of what is displayed on the computer screen, like a video or document. It is similar to a tutorial or a demonstration. Creating a screencast on Linux can be a useful way to show someone a presentation or showcase a new application. Here is how to do it:

1. Install a screen recording application, such as Kazam or SimpleScreenRecorder. To download Kazam, follow this link, and to download SimpleScreen Recorder, follow this link.
2. Launch the screen recording application.
3. Open the settings tab and customise the preferences. Adjust the size, format, and quality of the video.
4. Select the window or area you want to record.
5. Click the record button or press the keyboard shortcut to initiate the recording.
6. When you are done, click the stop button or the keyboard shortcut to end the recording. This will save the screencast to the video file format you specified in the settings.
7. Open the file to view your screencast.

You have now completed a screencast on Linux. When submitting the file, make sure you save it in a high-quality format suitable for playback.