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If you mean a video, there's RecordMyDesktop, which has worked quite nicely for me for doing some tutorials. Depending on your distro, if you want to simultaneously record audio, such as a narration, you may need to install and run jack. If you are running a distro with repos, they are both likely in your repos.
If you are looking for a key logger, searching for "Linux key logger" will turn up a number of links.
I appologize I am using opensuse 12.2
I don't know why I didn't mention that in my first posting
Will I still need to have jack to record audio with this distro; what about video?
Thank you
Jonnynitro138
Jack may or may not be required for audio, depending on what's already present in your system; I don't have a way to test it in OpenSuse. My suggestion would be to install RecordMyDesktop and do a test capture. If it needs jack for audio, it will tell you so.
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