Linux command
mate-screenshot 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
mate-screenshot
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mate-screenshot --window
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mate-screenshot --area
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mate-screenshot --interactive
Example
mate-screenshot --window --remove-border
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mate-screenshot --effect [shadow|border|none]
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mate-screenshot --delay [5]
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mate-screenshot --clipboard
说明
mate-screenshot captures screenshots in the MATE desktop environment. It can capture the entire screen, a single window, or a user-selected region. By default, screenshots are saved to the Pictures directory with a timestamped filename. The interactive mode presents a dialog for choosing capture type, delay, and effects before taking the screenshot. Effects like drop shadows can be applied to window captures for a more polished appearance.
参数
- --window, -w
- Capture only the active window
- --area, -a
- Select a region to capture
- --interactive, -i
- Open a dialog for capture options before taking screenshot
- --delay _seconds_, -d
- Wait specified seconds before capturing
- --remove-border, -B
- Remove window border from window captures
- --effect _type_, -e
- Add an effect: shadow, border, or none
- --include-border, -b
- Include window border in capture (default)
- --clipboard, -c
- Copy screenshot to clipboard instead of saving
FAQ
What is the mate-screenshot command used for?
mate-screenshot captures screenshots in the MATE desktop environment. It can capture the entire screen, a single window, or a user-selected region. By default, screenshots are saved to the Pictures directory with a timestamped filename. The interactive mode presents a dialog for choosing capture type, delay, and effects before taking the screenshot. Effects like drop shadows can be applied to window captures for a more polished appearance.
How do I run a basic mate-screenshot example?
Run `mate-screenshot` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --window, -w do in mate-screenshot?
Capture only the active window