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Wouldn't that dump the screen in raw format though? If so, you can do something similar if you have a framebuffer interface on linux by doing "cat /dev/fb0 > /
by simias 12y ago
Wouldn't that dump the screen in raw format though?
If so, you can do something similar if you have a framebuffer interface on linux by doing "cat /dev/fb0 > /wherever" although admittedly it'll dump all the buffers if you're multi-buffering.
- dale-cooper 12y agoI guess you would do something like: cat /dev/screen | pngenc > foo.png
- cremno 12y agoActually it would be: topng < /dev/screen > foo.png
- SixSigma 12y agoAs a plan9 image formatted file. The poster below introduces topng but there is slso togif and others. But that just muddies the waters, You could email the file to another plan9 user, plan9 tools can work with it, display it etc