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When switching from one kind of computer to another, use open source tools to continue working with ease. For me, I worked on a Mac for many years, and now I have to work on a Windows machine at my job. I really miss a few of the MacOS features, so I set out to find open source solutions to these and other Windows conundra. Here are three to get you started. Greenshot Greenshot[2] is a simple screen capture app. Simply press the Print Screen key on Windows and position the crosshairs to select the portion of the screen you want to capture. Once you release the key, a pop-up will present several options to