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Welcome to the Mugshot help guide. For a quick introduction into Mugshot's most basic features, visit the Getting Started with Mugshot page.
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Other help topics are grouped together into sections below. Enjoy using Mugshot!
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+ Get started with Mugshot
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+Getting Started
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Mugshot is a lightweight user configuration utility. It allows you to quickly configure your profile image in Linux and Pidgin, as well as your user details for your Linux user and LibreOffice.
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Once Mugshot launches, enter your user details, choose a profile image, and click Apply to save your changes.
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If you've installed and regularly use Pidgin and/or LibreOffice, you will then be prompted to update your settings, but this is entirely up to you.
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+ Take a picture with Mugshot
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+Taking a Picture
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One of the key features of Mugshot is the ability to easily choose a profile image, whether its from your camera (say "cheese!"), stock photos, or your picture library.
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If stock user images are installed (/usr/share/pixmaps/faces), the Select from stock... option will be available in the image menu. Click this menu item to continue.
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Each of the stock photos will be loaded into the browser. Simply select the one you wish to use and click Apply. Note that the picture will not be saved until clicking the Apply button in the main application window.
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+Using the File Browser
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The stock browser is your typical file chooser dialog, with the addition of a preview window and cropping options. Since user images are square, Mugshot automatically crops images to the desired size. You can crop left (aligning to the left side of the image), center (centering the image), or right (aligning to the right side of the image.
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Once you are happy with your selection and crop settings, click Apply. Note that the picture will not be saved until clicking the Apply button in the main application window.
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+Using a Camera
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If your webcam is detected by Linux, and you have the necessary components installed (gstreamer1.0-plugins-good), the Capture from camera... option will be available in the image menu. Click this menu item to continue.
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The camera will then initialize, and the Record button will become available once the camera is ready. Simply click the record button to snap a photo. Try to position yourself in the middle of the frame as the photo will be cropped to a square and center-aligned.
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If you'd like to try again, just click the Retry button. Otherwise, click the Apply button to continue. Note that the picture will not be saved until clicking the Apply button in the main application window.
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