How to change Print Scrn key command?

[hello world :-)]

Wow, two posts in a row (I've been trying to remember what I wanted to post for days, and when I woke I suddenly remembered both of them).

How to change the command Print Scrn executes? I know in Raspbian Jessie it was bound to scrot, but is there any way to change it do something else? Specifically raspi2png?

Forgive my slight stupidity, just woke up and panicked for a moment (I'd had a dream that someone turned the AP Isolation off on the WiFi), and now my head is filled with networking related thoughts (as usual, but more paranoia-y than normal). I feel better after pinging everyone's IP addresses and seeing it still says Host unreachable.

[Pilosopong Tasyo]

Raspbian is based on LXDE. Have you tried doing a search in your favorite search site for the following terms?

change default print screen command scrot lxde

Chances are good you'll find the exact answer to your question in one of the initial results (as I had).

[hello world :-)]

Raspbian is based on LXDE. Have you tried doing a search in your favorite search site for the following terms?

change default print screen command scrot lxde

Chances are good you'll find the exact answer to your question in one of the initial results (as I had).

Strange, I had heard that the print screen>scrot keybinding was exclusive to Raspbian, and was added in one of the more recent versions... It certainly didn't work in Wheezy, I tried. Thanks. I tried Googling (ixquicking?) a raspbian-specific question, and it didn't return anything, so I decided to post here.

[scruss]

The configuration's in the file .config/openbox/lxde-pi-rc.xml

[naohiro2g]

I had been thinking the same thing and just wrote scripts to make it simpler.

raspi2png installation and assigning PrintScreen key to launch raspi2png to take a snapshot with a name like snapshot-yyyymmdd-hhmmss.png in Pictures folder.

https://code2create.club/en/blog-en/how ... rry-pi-en/