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I use Linux Mint and there it also accepts modifier keys:
printscreen = captures entire screen and opens save dialog
shift + printscreen = lets you select part of the screen
alt + printscreen = captures currently focused window
ctrl + printscreen = skips the save dialog, storing the screen capture only in clipboard
...and it can accept combinations
eg:
ctrl + shift + printscreen = lets you select part of the screen then skips the save dialog, storing the screen capture only in clipboard
on windows
a) the printscreen key also captures the entire screen and throws it in the clipboard, and it accepts alt + printscreen to capture the currently focused window, but then you'll need to open paint if you want to save it to a file
b) win+shift+s (or something like that... muscle memory) calls the newer screen capture app
what the steam printscreen method does that's particularly interesting for gaming is that it captures the entire screen and saves it to a file without requiring extra user interaction so you can keep gaming without interruption
as for setting global hotkeys, on Linux Mint you can configure those in the "Keyboards" control panel applet, where there is a dedicated tab for shortcuts... each distro may have its own place for this but there should be an easy graphical config screen on most distros
The print button never came cross my mind since I have that fixed with win systems.