Simple And Powerful Command To Take Screenshots

Roshan Karki Anonymous
I often take screen shots. So I need a simple applications that loads fast, is easy to take screen shots, is powerful and saves file directly to the location I want. And the best thing I found is the command import .

For example to take a screen shot I can simply press ALT+F2 and type
import -frame /tmp/my_screenshot.png

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