Sat Mar 17 01:30:52 EET 2012
How to make Print SysRQ keyboard key working on Slackware Linux's XFCE
By default Slackware's XFCE, does not allow screenshot taking by simply pressing PrintScreen SysRQ, like is in most of the "more advanced" graphical environments (GNOME, KDE), MS-Windows
etc.To have a key binding assinged to PrintScreen SysRQ key in XFCE, you will first need to have xfce4-screenshooter
I've earlier blogged on how to take screenshots on Slackware's XFCE by installing and using xfce4-screenshooter program , so I suggest you take a look at it.
After xfce4-screenshooter is installed start:
bash-4.1$ xfce4-keyboard-settings
Further on go to:
Application Shortcuts (tab) -> Add
Type in the command prompt to appear xfce4-screenshooter and press the PrintScreen SysRQ keyboard button.
From now onwards pressing it will allow you to take screenshot like with GNOME's gnome-screenshot -i command.
Happy Screenshoting ;)