Small screenshot tools under Linux

27 octobre 2009

Hi all,

I don’t like to have heavy software under my notebook. To accomplish some screenshots you don’t need ksnapshot or something like that.

Just install scrot and qiv

Scrot is a cmd line tool to make screenshots and Qiv a really small and quick tool to view images.

To use Scrot :
$ scrot -s -d 3 test.png
-s to select the windows or rectangle to save
-d for the delay to wait before taking the snapshot

and then view the image :
$ qiv test.png

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