Re: [orca-list] Copying terminal output with Orca

["John G. Heim" <jheim wisc edu>]

If you just need part of a line, like a file name, you can use the 
numpad keys to move the cursor over the string and press the slash key 
twice quickly to select the text. Then it depends on which terminal 
emulator you use but most of them use Control+shift+c to copy the 
selected text to the clipboard. You can also copy an entire line to the 
clipboard by pressing the slash key 3 times quickly to select the entire 
line and then pressing control+shift+c to copy the selected text to the 
clipboard.

On 6/29/22 08:20, Hendrik Steyn via orca-list wrote:
> Good afternoon, list
>
>
> Wayback when linux only had a CLI, Speakup was able to mark, copy and 
> paste text from the terminal output. Now that I'm back on Linux for 
> good, I find myself using the terminal for everything (almost 
> everything), but is it possible to capture output from commands in the 
> terminal? I'm using the gnome terminal if it makes a difference. I 
> checked the manual, but I couldn't find any reference to this 
> functionality. I would love to keep using the terminal so any help 
> would be appreciated, please.
>
>
> Hendrik
>
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