Comments on: Easy screenshots with the keyboard in Linux http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/ Sat, 31 Dec 2011 09:35:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Arun http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/comment-page-1/#comment-4219 Arun Sat, 28 Oct 2006 08:05:18 +0000 http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/#comment-4219 Have you tried Command+Shift+4+Space on the Mac. It takes a screenshot of the active window. Have you tried Command+Shift+4+Space on the Mac.
It takes a screenshot of the active window.

]]> By: Adrian http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/comment-page-1/#comment-4212 Adrian Thu, 26 Oct 2006 09:56:23 +0000 http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/#comment-4212 The gnome-screenshot tool is the same. It includes a command line option which allows you to capture a single window and add a drop shadow, but not a simple file output capability which would make a shell script very easy to write. I had forgotten about the command-shift-3 screenshots which macs have had forever. I now use linux exclusively, but the mac I bought in 1993 has this feature. The gnome-screenshot tool is the same. It includes a command line option which allows you to capture a single window and add a drop shadow, but not a simple file output capability which would make a shell script very easy to write.

I had forgotten about the command-shift-3 screenshots which macs have had forever. I now use linux exclusively, but the mac I bought in 1993 has this feature.

]]> By: Anshul http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/comment-page-1/#comment-4204 Anshul Wed, 25 Oct 2006 05:24:33 +0000 http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/#comment-4204 I actually tried to see if KSnapshot could be accessed this way - and I couldn't find anything. Let me know if you do. Sometimes they forget the obvious - the ksnapshot command has a number of options specific to KDE and QT - but no option to simply send the snapshot to a file. I actually tried to see if KSnapshot could be accessed this way – and I couldn’t find anything. Let me know if you do.

Sometimes they forget the obvious – the ksnapshot command has a number of options specific to KDE and QT – but no option to simply send the snapshot to a file.

]]> By: antrix http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/comment-page-1/#comment-4203 antrix Wed, 25 Oct 2006 04:00:50 +0000 http://yavin4.anshul.info/2006/10/25/easy-screenshots-with-the-keyboard-in-linux/#comment-4203 No KDE install handy but KSnapshot probably has some dcop interfaces to do this. Will eliminate the need to install an extra application. But yeah, 'Input Actions' are really powerful! No KDE install handy but KSnapshot probably has some dcop interfaces to do this. Will eliminate the need to install an extra application. But yeah, ‘Input Actions’ are really powerful!

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