@Ali and @Aere, I've done a small write up on scrot here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/252281/how-do-i-take-screenshots-with-a-delay
Scrot can be set up to save files to the Desktop so that the images are right in front of you and get dealt with ASAP. Also, there's the Alt+PrintScreen option to take a snap of just the active window. One more tweak that scrot allows is to choose the quality of the image by use of the -q switch. I've set up both PrintScreen (full screen) and Alt+PrintScreen (window in focus): PrintScreen: scrot -b -d 5 ~/Desktop/%Y:%m:%d:%H:%M:%S.png Alt+PrintScreen: scrot -u -b -d 5 ~/Desktop/%Y:%m:%d:%H:%M:%S.png
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