CUTEPASTE(1)

✨ NAME ✨

cutepaste — a paste utility for KDE 💖 (and yeah, she's from the General Commands Manual, so you already know she's legit bestie)

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

cutepaste file (optional)...

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Okay so, bestie, real talk: this manual page documents the cutepaste command briefly. That's the whole assignment. No essay, just vibes. 💅

cutepaste is a straightforward little utility that uses the KDE Paste (paste.kde.org) API to paste content. She runs on the Qt framework, so you know she's built different. ✨

You invoke cutepaste by handing her a file:

cutepaste myfile.txt

Or — plot twist — if there's no command line argument, she'll just read from stdin:

echo "Hello There" | cutepaste

Not me piping straight into her like that. 🙈

If it works? She returns the URL. Periodt. 👑

Tip: you can auto-open that URL in your browser by passing the URL to the browser like this:

[your favorite browser] $(echo "Hello There" | cutepaste)

Main character energy fr fr. 🌈

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

This program does not support options. That's it. That's the section. Zero flags, zero drama, she simply does not do options, and honestly? Iconic. 💀✨

Mwah 💋 this page is dated December 12, 2013, and it's part of the CUTEPASTE(1) set in the General Commands Manual — so go forth, paste cute, and slay responsibly bestie 🫶🌸💖