Screenshot

Besides normal screenshots taken via PRINT, which puts a PNG of the current screen into /boot/home/, this application provides some useful options.

Starting Screenshot will take a screenshot as usual, but offers from its main window controls to set filename, format and folder before saving the image.

The Options dialog has a few more settings:

Besides the obvious, toggle between taking the whole screen or just the active window, including the window border and the mouse pointer, you can enter a delay before a screenshot is taken. Of course, this delay takes only effect if you take a new shot by pressing Take Screenshot.

Taking a screenshot from Terminal

The Screenshot application is also usable from Terminal or a script.
Screenshot --help shows the familiar options as parameters:

~> Screenshot --help

Screenshot [OPTION]... Creates a bitmap of the current screen

OPTION
  -o, --options         Show options window first
  -m, --mouse-pointer   Include the mouse pointer
  -b, --border          Include the window border
  -w, --window          Capture the active window instead of the entire screen
  -d, --delay=seconds   Take screenshot after specified delay [in seconds]
  -s, --silent          Saves the screenshot without showing the app window
                        overrides --options, saves to home folder as png

Note: OPTION -b, --border takes only effect when used with -w, --window