Ten screen recording tools that are easy to use on Linux platform

1.asciinema

It is a desktop tool that allows you to record a terminal session and upload it to a website.

You can grab the URL and send it to your friends.

Best of all, you can copy commands from a recorded terminal session.

2.kazam

Kazam is a simple and beautiful tool for taking screenshots.

It also includes screenshot support.

Kazam is best for beginners and can complete tasks quickly without having to think too much about options.

3.Broadcaster Software Studio

There is no doubt that OBS Studio is the most feature-rich and state-of-the-art screen recording application on Linux.

4.SimpleScreenRecorder

SimpleScreenRecorder-as its name implies-is a simple application for screen recording on Linux.

Its interface is based on Qt.

5.recordMyDesktop

RecordMyDesktop is mainly a command line tool for screen recording written in C language.

It has two separate graphical user interfaces based on GTK and QT4.

6.VokoScreen

VokoScreen is an easy-to-use screenshot video creator.

7.ScreenStudio

ScreenStudio is a cross-platform screen recording application written in Java.

8.Green Recorder

The Green Recorder interface is simple and easy to use.

It is one of the earliest screen recording tools in Linux and provides support for Wayland.

It is built using GTK3, and like most other screen recorders here, it uses FFmpeg in the background.

Using Wayland may be the best choice for Ubuntu screen video recorders.

9.Peek

Peek is a simple tool for recording GIF animations from your desktop screen.

10.Gifine

Gifine is a tool for recording and stitching short GIF or videos.