Screenshot script I use for things like screenshots, and screenshot accessories that can be used with multiple X screens.For good things(tm), I recommend binding keyboard shortcuts to the script.I should also note, you want public keys set up to upload it. Yarr.

screenshot.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Ensure some arg
if [ -z "$1" ]
then
  echo "No arguments!"
  exit -1
fi

# Full screenshot - both X screens
if [ $1 = "full" ]
then
  # Basically, for each display, take a screenshot, throw 'er in /tmp
  import -window root -display :1.0 -screen /tmp/ss-0.png;
  import -window root -display :1.1 -screen /tmp/ss-1.png;

  # Now stitch 'em together
  convert +append /tmp/ss-0.png /tmp/ss-1.png /tmp/screenshot.png;

  # Clean 'em up
  rm /tmp/ss-{0,1}.png;

# Single window
# Disclaimer: I've only tested this on my desktop and laptop
#             Guarenteed happiness for all is not so guarenteed.
elif [ $1 = "win" ]
then
  # Get some data from X
  activeWinLine=$(xprop -root | grep "_NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW(WINDOW)");
  activeWinId=${activeWinLine:40};

  # Take the screenshot
  import -window "$activeWinId" /tmp/screenshot.png;

# Click and drag (pretty sweet, yeah)
elif [ $1 = "scroll" ]
then

  # This is neat, it handles crap for me
  import +repage /tmp/screenshot.png;

# Grab current X screen
elif [ $1 = "single" ]
then

  # Simple, just take the root window of the current X screen
  import -window root -screen /tmp/screenshot.png;

fi

# Get the timestamp
TIMESTAMP=`date +%s`

# Filepath
FILEPATH="/var/www/site.com/htdocs/screenshots/"
scp /tmp/screenshot.png site.com:$FILEPATH$TIMESTAMP.png

# Put it into our clipboard (middle click)
echo https://site.com/screenshots/$TIMESTAMP.png | xclip -selection clipboard

# Use lib-notify to tell us when it's ready, which is neat
notify-send 'Screenshot!' "Timestamp: ${TIMESTAMP}"

# EXIT ZEROS
exit 0