How to take a screenshot through a Python script

I'm trying to take a screenshot through a Python script and then obtrusively save it. I also need to do this through Linux. I would appreciate any help.

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Linux: Have printf flush immediately after call

In Linux, why does printf not flush after a call unless a newline is in the format string? Is this just in POSIX behavior? How can I have it flush immediately every single time? Thank you.

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Should I go for Unix administration without doing MCSE?

Dear sir, I have done my diploma in 2006. After that, I'm doing job as a desktop engineer. Now I'm working on a project with EDS (Electronic data System). I have basic knowledge of network and DNS, DHCP and Active Directory. I'm getting a salary of 10K per month. My friend told me you should do...

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Software Deployment for Linux servers

Are there any deployment tools for Linux servers that would allow you to: Automatize deploy new config over existing configs Rollback to previous configs Deploy/patch jars Rollback to previous jars Thanks!

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Linux compiler vs interpreter

What is the difference between compiler and interpreter?

Linux - Ask the Expert270 pointsBadges:

UNIX audit checklists

What are the key UNIX (AIX/HP/SOLARIS & LINUX) audit checklist in a network environment.

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Naming a thread in Linux

My team has a multi-threaded Linux application that was written in C#. We have plenty of names for all of our threads. To help with our debugging, we need these names to be visible in GDB. Would that be possible? We know there's a way to do this in Windows but we're not sure in Linux. Thanks!

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Compiling C++ code on Linux and Microsoft Windows

I'm trying to run some C++ code on Linux and Microsoft Windows. But I'm trying to include some code for only one operating system and not the other one. How can I go about doing this? This is what I have so far: #ifdef LINUX_KEY_WORD ... // linux code goes here. #elif WINDOWS_KEY_WORD ... //...

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What’s a good plugin for C# in Eclipse?

Does anyone know of a good working plugin for C# in Eclipse? I currently have a Linux machine that doesn't have access to Visual Studio Express right now. I already have my Eclipse environment working but I'm trying not to deal with multiple IDEs. Any help would be appreciated.

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Unable to login in to LAMP on Ubuntu

I recently installed LAMP on Ubuntu and then set my root password on phpMyAdmin. I already forgot the password and I can't login. I tried to change the password through the terminal, I've been getting this: "ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket...

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Can anyone give me HP-UX commands related to SAP and DB2

Hi, I'm new to HP-UX so please give me the list of HP-UX commands related to SAP and DB2 database. Thank you, navakanth

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How to use the itoa function in Linux

I'm sorry for the 'newbie' question I realize "itoa" is an important function that converts a number to a string. But I can't seem to find it in Linux. Does Linux have this function or do I to use something else?

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Windows Installer 3.1

I want to install Windows Defender on my desktop, but I always get an error message that I don't have Windows Installer 3.1. I have tried to install that, but to no avail. How do I go about installing the Installer 3.1?

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Linux on IFL Processor

Can I run Suse and Red Hat Linux on two separate VMs in the same IFL processor?

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Listening to USB device inserted events in Linux

We're trying to write a Python script for Amarok in Linux that would copy a podcast to our player. When we've tried to blog in the player, it would mount the drive, copy any podcasts and finally eject the player. How can we listen to a plugged in event? Thanks!

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Is there a bash script that would kill a child process after a given time?

We have a bash script that would launch a child process that crashes every once in a while and for no apparent reason too. Because of this, we are trying to launch this process for a certain amount of time and then kill it if it doesn't return successfully. Is there a simple way to do this using...

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Compling a 32-bit binary with a 64-bit Linux machine

Would it be possible to compile a 32-bit binary with a 64-bit Linux machine? I already tried it by not setting any parameters/flags/etc. (I just set the LD_Library_Path to find the linked libraries but that didn't work). What's the best way to do this?

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Read the contents of a doc or docx in Linux

Is there a way I can read the contents of a doc or docx in a Linux VPS and PHP? If there's another way with another language, that would work too but I would need it to work under a Linux web server.

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How to set the umask of an Apache user

My partner and I have been setting up a LAMP server we need to set up Apache's umask setting to 002 so all Apache created files have the group write permission bit set. How can we do this? We figured it out on Ubuntu but that server was running on CentOS. Thank you.

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Linux: Normalize a file path in Bash

In Linux, I'm trying to transform /foo/bar/.. to /foo. Does someone know if there's a bash command that does this? Thank you.

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