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      <title>A Linux Clipboard to JPEG Utility</title>
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      <description>Several months ago, I made the switch to Linux Mint (Cinnamon) as my primary OS for my computing activities. One utility that I used often on my prior OS was a utility that would capture images as they appeared on the clipboard, writing them to sequentially numbered files with a chosen name-prefix. I regularly try to save batches of images all in some sort of theme and I wanted a tool that could do this with Mint.</description>
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