Wouldn't that dump the screen in raw format though?
If so, you can do something similar if you have a framebuffer interface on linux by doing "cat /dev/fb0 > /wherever" although admittedly it'll dump all the buffers if you're multi-buffering.
If so, you can do something similar if you have a framebuffer interface on linux by doing "cat /dev/fb0 > /wherever" although admittedly it'll dump all the buffers if you're multi-buffering.
But that just muddies the waters, You could email the file to another plan9 user, plan9 tools can work with it, display it etc
topng < /dev/screen > foo.png