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I need a small tool to ‘pick’ a colour anywhere on the screen (so that I basically get the hex code for it). Earlier, I've used KDE's KColorChooser for this.



According to this page, "Gpick" sounds like what I want, but:



$ apt-cache search gpick
<returns nothing>


Any recommendations?


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gpick


That's strange that you couldn't install gpick, as I get the following :


apt-cache search gpick
gpick - advanced GTK+ color picker

I suppose it could be in a source that you currently don't have enabled..


To pick a colour, launch Gpick, lcick on the swatch, and then press space when your mouse hovers over the colour you want to record.


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gcolor2


(not anymore available in Ubuntu 19.04+)


That being said for simple colour picking I prefer gcolor2 - Nice and simple to use and should do exactly what you require.


You can install it with following command:


sudo apt-get install gcolor2

gcolor3


gcolor2 is not on the Ubuntu repositories anymore, and has been replaced with gcolor3.


gcolor3


You can install it with following command:


sudo apt-get install gcolor3

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