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Unexplained scrot screenshots
First, about a week ago, i saw a series of screenshot files attributed to scrot separated by a second in my home directory, e.g. 2016-06-25-02030[1-9]. … I see no easy way to take a screenshot in raspbian, using scrot as the default application. It looks like I have no related bash aliases. What could it be? …
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