Does this actually do anything? Here's the full source: #! /bin/bash echo "testing" >> ~/.ipfs-screen/ipfs-add.log file=ipfs-screen.jpg gnome-

Does this actually do anything? Here's the full source: #! /bin/bash echo "testing" >> ~/.ipfs-screen/ipfs-add.log file=ipfs-screen.jpg gnome-screenshot -a -f ~/.ipfs-screen/$file hash_log=$(ipfs add ~/.ipfs-screen/$file) echo $hash_log >> ~/.ipfs-screen/ipfs-add.log hash=$(echo $hash_log | awk '{ print $2; }') echo "https://ipfs.io/ipfs/$hash" | xclip -selection clipboard Edit: Nevermind, didn't see the `ipfs add ...` call... I guess this just goes to show how simple it is to use IPFS. ;) Edit2: I can't seem to resolve any of my files on `ipfs.io` -- probably some problem with my network config that's preventing peers from mirroring my file?