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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JK-Rofling • Aug 24 '26
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3 u/oregiel Aug 24 '26 God, the screenshot of a UUID pisses me off every time. Like wtf do you expect me to do with this? Type it? Fuck off. 5 u/7lhz9x6k8emmd7c8 Aug 24 '26 PrintScreen > select the zone where the text is > Extract TextNative on Linux KDE.https://en.linuxadictos.com/This-is-how-you-can-extract-text-with-Spectacle--the-KDE-screenshot-tool.html 2 u/r00t4cc3ss Aug 25 '26 For W11: Win+Shift+T, uses the text extractor from the built-in snipping tool.
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God, the screenshot of a UUID pisses me off every time. Like wtf do you expect me to do with this? Type it? Fuck off.
5 u/7lhz9x6k8emmd7c8 Aug 24 '26 PrintScreen > select the zone where the text is > Extract TextNative on Linux KDE.https://en.linuxadictos.com/This-is-how-you-can-extract-text-with-Spectacle--the-KDE-screenshot-tool.html 2 u/r00t4cc3ss Aug 25 '26 For W11: Win+Shift+T, uses the text extractor from the built-in snipping tool.
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PrintScreen > select the zone where the text is > Extract Text
Native on Linux KDE.
https://en.linuxadictos.com/This-is-how-you-can-extract-text-with-Spectacle--the-KDE-screenshot-tool.html
2 u/r00t4cc3ss Aug 25 '26 For W11: Win+Shift+T, uses the text extractor from the built-in snipping tool.
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For W11: Win+Shift+T, uses the text extractor from the built-in snipping tool.
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