Kpaste is a basic Python script that enables users to easily paste content onto a platform.
If you're looking for a simple and straightforward tool to help you paste and share content, kpaste might be worth checking out. This python script can be used either through a service menu or console, giving you a few options to suit your preferences.
To use kpaste, you can simply type the following command into your console: "$ kpaste foo.py". Alternatively, you can hit "ALT + F2" and type in "kpaste" to bring up Kdialog. From there, you can select the file you want to paste and share it.
While installation might require a bit of setup using Python, it's quick and easy to do. Simply copy the three files from the "src/" directory to the correct directories on your computer (as described in the table provided). Just make sure you're logged in as root to do so.
One nice new feature in the latest release of kpaste is an upgrade to console output. Rather than providing output with kdialog (as in previous versions), console output is now much cleaner and easier to understand.
To use kpaste, you can simply type the following command into your console: "$ kpaste foo.py". Alternatively, you can hit "ALT + F2" and type in "kpaste" to bring up Kdialog. From there, you can select the file you want to paste and share it.
While installation might require a bit of setup using Python, it's quick and easy to do. Simply copy the three files from the "src/" directory to the correct directories on your computer (as described in the table provided). Just make sure you're logged in as root to do so.
One nice new feature in the latest release of kpaste is an upgrade to console output. Rather than providing output with kdialog (as in previous versions), console output is now much cleaner and easier to understand.
What's New
Version 0.5: N/A