gnome-screenshot:tldr:00a34

This command is used to take a screenshot of the current screen or a specific window in the GNOME desktop environment. Let's break down the components:

• gnome-screenshot: This is the name of the command-line utility that allows you to capture screenshots in GNOME.

• --delay ${10}: The --delay option is used to introduce a delay (in seconds) before the screenshot is taken. In this case, it is set to ${10}, which means the delay is set to 10 seconds. This gives you a grace period to set up the desired screen/window before capturing the screenshot.

• --clipboard: The --clipboard option specifies that the screenshot should be saved directly to the clipboard instead of a file. This means the screenshot can be easily pasted into other applications.

By combining these options, the command will capture a screenshot after a 10-second delay and store it in the clipboard for easy pasting.