Screenshot of CentOS 6.5 using command line screenshot and set shortcut key

using the command line and setting shortcut keys under CentOS 6.5

1. Using the command mode

Capture the entire screen : $ gnome-screenshot

After the screen is finished, we can set the custom picture storage location,

Capture Current Terminal terminal : $ gnome-screenshot-w

Capturing a custom range : $ gnome-screenshot-a

Use the-b parameter to remove the name of the terminal window status bar: $ gnome-screenshot-w-B

time delay using the-D parameter (only used when intercepting fullscreen): $ gnome-screenshot-d [n] (n is the number of seconds for a custom delay)

Use the-e parameter to add the outer border and shadow to the truncated terminal window : (if E is followed by boder to add an outer border, with shadow to add a shadow)

• Add outer frame: $ gnome-screenshot-w-E border
• Add Shadow: $ gnome-screenshot-w-E Shadow

2. Set the screenshot shortcut key

System->preferences->keyboard Shortcunts->add

Click Add to enter the name (custom), command (the shortcut), click Apply after completion, such as:

After completion such as: Check disabled, and directly hit your customized shortcut (for example: Ctrl+alt+a), shortcut keys are set up

Using the command line and setting shortcut keys under CentOS 6.5