Analog of IrfanView for Ubuntu. How to quickly cut and save a fragment?

Question

ubuntu

Recommend an analogue of IrfanView under Ubuntu (except for Gwenview). The main requirement is fast and convenient work with the clipboard, exactly as it is implemented in IrfanView. Those. to make the scheme work:
1. Press Print-Screen in Ubuntu (gnome-screenshot works) and select "Copy to clipboard".
2. Next, launch the viewer (I want exactly the analogue of IrfanView, and not one of the combine-catalogers of images a la "all in one"), press Ctrl-V in it, select the desired screen area with the mouse from the image inserted from the buffer, again press Ctrl-V (in this case, the desired selection is inserted into the clipboard) and again copy it into the viewer window.
3. Press Ctrl-S and save in any of the common formats.
I would like the viewer under Ubuntu to work exactly like this (simply because it's more familiar already), i.e. it should provide selection of an area on an already loaded image and free copying it to the buffer using a hotkey without using any additional menus, such as "Crop", etc. At the moment I'm using IrfanView in Wine, but maybe there is something native under *nix? I will be glad to any comments.

Answer 1

Try Shutter:
- Takes screenshots of everything: sites, hints, windows and their elements;
- You can edit screenshots (crop, overlay watermarks, blur private information, etc.);
- Apply various beautiful effects to the screenshots taken;
- Can upload screenshots to various ImageHostings.
In general, fire is a thing

Answer 2

Shift+PrtSc, selection of the desired area, Save

Answer 3

I don't know if there are close analogues (it seems not), but it (IrfanView) fits perfectly under Wine. Without any dances with a tambourine. This is how I solved this problem. )