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[RaiMan <rmhdevelop@xxxxxx>]

Seems to be a 64-Bit Linux??
Have the 64-Bit version of Sikuli installed, guess so;-)

In terminal window pls. enter

java -jar path-to-sikuli-script.jar -i

which should open an interactive Sikuli command line session

enter:

print capture()

this is the command behind the auto-screenshot-feature in the IDE.

What happens? what is the printout on command line?

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Title:
  Take a screen shot on Ubuntu 10.04 SikuliX-1rc3 does not work

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  Using the latest Sikiuli rc3 (r905) on Ubuntu 10.04 take a screen shot
  appears to work the first time, but no image is inserted into the IDE.
  This is using FF 13.

  To reproduce:
  1. Launch the Sikuli IDE
  2. insert click(
  3. Take a screen shot of a button
  4. Notice that there is no image inserted into the ide.
  5. After this, take a screen shot seems to do nothing (it will not longer change the screen and change the cursor etc...)

  This is a 64 bit system.  I keep my system up to date with updates and
  security patches.  This is also a dual monitor system, but having the
  ide on the same screen or a different screen doesn't seem to make any
  difference in the above operation.  The same version of Sikuli seems
  to work fine on windows with IE 8 using the laptop screen.

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