How to take a timed screenshot from Terminal on macOS

How to take a timed screenshot from Terminal on macOS

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On macOS you can take a timed screenshot. The timer can be set for 5 or 10 seconds from the Screenshot utility. If you need a longer timer, for whatever reason, the default screenshot tool won’t let you set one. You can find a third-party app to do the job or you can use the Terminal and set as long a timer as you need. https://www.addictivetips.com/mac-os/timed-screenshot-from-terminal-on-macos/



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