A glut of new features were added to Gradia, a Linux screenshot markup tool built using GTK4/libadwaita, since I wrote about it a few weeks back. Gradia was already a solid app with a focused feature set and a UI that, dare I say it, is delightful to use, making it easy to add text to screenshots in Ubuntu along with arrows (great for bug reports). But it can open and work with any image file, not just screenshots. Read on for a quick rundown of the cool new features Gradia’s developers have added in the latest release. What’s New in Gradia? […]You're reading Gradia Screenshot Tool Just Keeps Getting Better, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.