mate-screenshot:tldr:5c4e7
mate-screenshot: Create a screenshot with a specific delay in seconds.
$ mate-screenshot --delay=${5}
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This command is using the "mate-screenshot" tool to capture a screenshot on a Linux system. The "--delay=${5}" option is specifying a delay in seconds before taking the screenshot.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "mate-screenshot": This is the name of the tool or command-line program being executed. It is responsible for taking the screenshot.
- "--delay=${5}": This option is used to set a delay before capturing the screenshot. The value of the delay is taken from a variable called "5". The use of ${5} suggests that it is specifying the fifth argument or parameter passed to the command.
In a shell script or command-line environment, if you want to use a specific delay value, you would replace "${5}" with the desired numeric value. For example, if you want a delay of 10 seconds, you would use "--delay=10" instead of "--delay=${5}".
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