Jack Wallen offers up a Linux desktop tip that can help make just about any Linux workflow considerably easier. Have you ever needed to save the contents of your clipboard for later usage? When that ...

Learn how students can use Universal Clipboard, AirDrop, and Handoff to move notes, PDFs, and research between iPhone, iPad, ...

Getting text or images into the Windows clipboard is generally very easy; pressing Ctrl+C or choosing a right-click option is probably all you need. Getting it out again can be more a hassle, though.

It’s absurd that in the year 2025, there isn’t a quick and universal platform-independent way to send text and files between a phone and a computer. You always have to rely on some mix of texting apps ...

Getting clipboard text or images into a file normally requires some help from an application.You might launch Notepad, paste in some text, click File > Save As, browse to the folder you need and enter ...

There's a better version of clipboard you can use.

Mac OS X: Sometimes you end up with an image in your clipboard that you'd like to save to a file. There are a few ways you can do this, but one of the fastest and easiest methods is using Mac OS X's ...

Windows/Mac/Linux: Dropbox is pretty great for syncing files in bulk between computers and Pushbullet is pretty good for moving text and links. If you have more specific needs like moving only ...

I use TechSmith’s Snagit screen-capturing tool (review) on a daily basis to gather all sorts of shots for posts and archival purposes. It works great at getting those pixel-precise sizes you might be ...

When I wanted to show my screen to Claude Code, it was a hassle to "save the file, find it, and attach it" every single ...