← Back to context Comment by rrr_oh_man 4 hours ago LOL. TIL you can’t print from VSCode. 6 comments rrr_oh_man Reply maybewhenthesun 3 hours ago printing has never really been a thing from text editors I think.Used to be that printing a text file was just `cat myfile.txt > /dev/lp0` .It has been a while since I printed a plain text file, but I guess there's still a similar command available with some research. IdiotSavage 37 minutes ago TextEdit.app supports printing, so does Notepad.exe (unless they removed that recently). voidUpdate 2 hours ago I've done the same from a raspberry pi to a receipt printer, just piping to lp0 ptman 28 minutes ago vim/nvim at least have :print simonjgreen 4 hours ago Or Obsidian
maybewhenthesun 3 hours ago printing has never really been a thing from text editors I think.Used to be that printing a text file was just `cat myfile.txt > /dev/lp0` .It has been a while since I printed a plain text file, but I guess there's still a similar command available with some research. IdiotSavage 37 minutes ago TextEdit.app supports printing, so does Notepad.exe (unless they removed that recently). voidUpdate 2 hours ago I've done the same from a raspberry pi to a receipt printer, just piping to lp0 ptman 28 minutes ago vim/nvim at least have :print
IdiotSavage 37 minutes ago TextEdit.app supports printing, so does Notepad.exe (unless they removed that recently).
voidUpdate 2 hours ago I've done the same from a raspberry pi to a receipt printer, just piping to lp0
printing has never really been a thing from text editors I think.
Used to be that printing a text file was just `cat myfile.txt > /dev/lp0` .
It has been a while since I printed a plain text file, but I guess there's still a similar command available with some research.
TextEdit.app supports printing, so does Notepad.exe (unless they removed that recently).
I've done the same from a raspberry pi to a receipt printer, just piping to lp0
vim/nvim at least have :print
Or Obsidian