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Take screenshots (e.g while watching your video courses) and then use the shotnote command to join them together and keep them in a nicely ordered printable document for future reviews!

Example Usage:

Example Usage

How to Install

It's just a simple script. In order to use it, take these steps:

  1. First, install the dependency packages listed below:
  • imagemagick (necessary for everyone)
  • wkhtmltopdf (necessary for everyone)
  • xvfb (only for those not connected to an X server)
  1. Then add the content of the script to the .bashrc file in your home directory

  2. Run "exec bash" (to re-apply the .bashrc)

  3. Your life is easier now! cd (change directory) to the directory in which you keep your screenshots, and run the command "shotnote".

NOTICE: If you're using Windows, install WSL to have an actual Linux within your Windows(Read more: Here)

NOTICE: Screenshots MUST be in PNG format for now. JPEG could be supported as well easily, but I didn't need it personally. 😄

NOTICE: To take screenshots you can use softwares like SnagIt. SnagIt is recommended specially because it provides a myriad of useful options, like taking cropped screenshots, specifying output directory, setting file naming rules, option to work silently, etc.

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