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Wayland - How Best to Log My Own Desktop Activities
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If you're using GNOME, you could use my extension which kinda does what you want except for screenshots. Every 10 seconds it records the current focused window title (with all the attributes available) in a CSV file located in
~/.local/share/activitytracket/log
. It's a bit rough around the edges but it works and I've been using it for a year.EDIT: it should be possible to add screenshot functionality using the org.gnome.Shell.Screenshot dbus api for taking screenshots without any animations or sounds. It should not be that difficult to add to my extension