Screenshot method in CentOS 6.5, CentOS

Method In CentOS 6.5, CentOS

1. Use command mode

Capture the entire screen: $ gnome-screenshot

After capturing the screen, we can set a custom image storage location,

Capture the current Terminal: $ gnome-screenshot-w

Capture custom regions: $ gnome-screenshot-

The-B parameter can be used to remove the terminal window name status bar: $ gnome-screenshot-w-B

Delay Time with the-d parameter (only used when the full screen is captured): $ gnome-screenshot-d [n](N is the number of seconds for custom latency)

Use the-e parameter to add the outer border and shadow for the intercepted terminal window.(If-e is followed by a boder to add an outer border and shadow is followed by a shadow)

• Add outer border: $ gnome-screenshot-w-e border
• Add shadow: $ gnome-screenshot-w-e shadow

 

2. Set screenshot shortcuts

System-> Preferences-> Keyboard Shortcunts-> ADD

 

Click ADD, enter Name (custom), Command (the shortcut key Command), and then click Apply, as shown in:

After that, select Disabled and press your custom shortcut key (for example, Ctrl + Alt + ).