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Yeah, I've found myself using Carbon for sharing code in my tweets, really it's the only time I use it.
by viiralvx 7y ago
Yeah, I've found myself using Carbon for sharing code in my tweets, really it's the only time I use it.
- nickjj 7y agoIt's already pretty easy to do this without Carbon -- at least on Windows. 1. Hit print screen on your keyboard 2. Select the rectangle area that you want to capture 3. Paste it into a tweet You don't even need an intermediate image on your computer unless you wanted to crop it before sending it to Twitter. You may also want to consider a step 0 which is to temporarily bump up the font size in your editor to make it more readable in a tweet.
- eugene-s 7y agoCommand+Shift+4 on mac. And on Ubuntu there was something too, but I’ve forgotten the combo
- itsrajju 7y agoShift+PrintScreen. It freezes the screen and lets you draw a rectangle over the area you want to capture.
- nickjj 7y ago> It freezes the screen and lets you draw a rectangle over the area you want to capture. This is what Windows 10 does when you hit print screen on its own (as of a recent'ish update). Then there's also: alt + print screen to automatically capture the focused window. And ctrl + print screen to capture all monitors instead of the focused window.