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Guest Gabriel Caudillo
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It's not that easy in Linux. In a console, you can do

 

import -window root screenshot.png

 

You need ImageMagick installed. Or from within the Gimp -> File -> Acquire -> Screenshot

 

If you want, you can map your PrintScreen button to the first command. Should be easy to do in KDE Control Center (not sure about Gnome). Use xev (part of X11R6-contrib pkg) to find out what the keycode is for your PrtScr button.

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if you use gnome, let me know and I'll tell ya how....though with gnome sometimes it doen'y work depending on the distro and gnome/pkg versions. Mine currently works in both mandrake/gnome-2.8 and ubuntu/gnome2.9.

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