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Manually installing Scrin.io

Learn how to install Scrin.io in different operational systems.

Written by Bruno Oliveira

To manually install the application, follow the steps below in accordance with your operational system.

MacOS

After downloading the app, follow the steps below to install Scrin.io on your MacOS:

  1. Copy ScreenshotMonitor.dmg to any folder;

  2. Open ScreenshotMonitor.dmg;

  3. You'll see the "Screenshot Monitor" folder (the icon of the folder will be the same as for the application);

  4. Copy "Screenshot Monitor" folder from the ScreenshotMonitor.dmg to the /Applications folder on Mac;

  5. Click the icon to run the application.

Ubuntu

After downloading the ScreenshotMonitor.deb package, follow the steps below:

  1. Run terminal;

  2. Type: sudo apt-get update;

  3. Type: sudo apt-get install gdebi;

  4. Type: sudo gdebi [path to downladed package]/ScreenshotMonitor.deb.

How to install Scrin.io on Fedora 21

To install Scrin.io on Fedora 21, proceed with the following instructions:

Mono installation​

1. Go to su user in the terminal;

2. Add mono repository reference:

3. Check the currently installed version: mono --version:

  • If mono is not installed, go to step 5;

  • If the installed version is superior to 3, like 3.12, go to step 6;

  • If the installed version is inferior to 3, like 2.10.8, you need to remove it and go to step 4;

4. Remove the current version:

  • yum remove libgdiplus-2.10.9-3.fc21.x86_64;

  • su -c 'yum erase mono-core';

5. Install mono: yum install mono-complete

6. Screenshotmonitor requires gtk-sharp library:

  • Download the required package;

  • Install it: yum install gtk-sharp2-2.12.11-12.fc21.x86_64.rpm;

7. Run the application:

  • Download the archive;

  • Unpack the archive;

  • Set current directory: cd ScreenshotMonitor;

  • Run the SSM application: sh run.sh.

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