scrot:tldr:4ea93

This command is a part of the scrot utility, which is a screenshot tool for Linux-based systems.

The command "scrot" is the actual executable that starts the scrot utility.

"--count" option instructs scrot to add a numerical suffix to the filename of each captured screenshot. For example, if you run the command multiple times, it will produce files like "screenshot1.png", "screenshot2.png", and so on.

"--delay ${10}" option specifies a delay before capturing the screenshot. The "${10}" part represents a variable denoting a delay of 10 seconds. This means that after executing the command, scrot will wait for 10 seconds before taking the screenshot.

In summary, the command captures a screenshot and adds a numerical suffix to the filename. It also introduces a delay of 10 seconds before capturing the screenshot.