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Ditto, personally i use scrot. A simple command lets me make a selection of part of the screen and creates a image file for me: scrot -s screeny.png http://
by TamDenholm 16y ago
Ditto, personally i use scrot. A simple command lets me make a selection of part of the screen and creates a image file for me:
scrot -s screeny.png
http://linux.die.net/man/1/scrot http://linux.die.net/man/1/scrot
- Tiomaidh 16y agoThanks for that. It taught me something new, and also encouraged me to look at the man page again. Now, I have the following keyboard shortcuts (the first two came by default): PrtSc - Capture entire screen; save in ~/images with timestamp; open viewnior to look at the resulting picture. Alt-PrtSc - Same as above, but with a 10-second delay. Shift-PrtSc - Same as first, but with the -s flag. Shift-Alt-PrtSc - Same as first, but only captures the active window.