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"Screen"
A while back Macosxhints ran a write-up on screen, which allows a command to run in the background even with a terminal detached. To use screen to take a screenshot of the login window, use the following command:
That will give two minutes to log out so that screencapture can take a shot of the login stuff. To change the time just change 120 to however long you like :-)
"Screen"
I just tried this and it didn't work for me...
"Screen"
Worked for me when prefixed with sudo, but not when executed as myself. i.e.
sudo screen -m -d bash -c "sleep 120; screencapture /Users/username/Desktop/loginscreen.pdf"(I don't know if ~ will work as a substitute for /Users/username; it might, but entering the path explicitely is certain to work.)
"Screen"
Ashill is right: t needs to be a sudo process to work. You probably need a full path too. Sorry about that...
"Screen" - didn't work in 10.3.3
Just tried in 10.3.3... I successfully get a file, but it is only 4k and of course comes up blank in Preview. I have 2 monitors attached.... |
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