How to copy output from a terminal?

[Linux for blind general discussion]

$ ./startwin.sh|tee startwin.log does it destructively.
$ ./startwin.sh | tee -a startwin.log does it non-destructively and
appends onto an existing file with the same name.


On Tue, 30 Nov 2021, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:

> Hi all,
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> I still have a few things I need to fix, but as the subject states, I don't
> know how to copy the output from a terminal so I can ask for help from the
> relevant mailing lists/forums.
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> I am using Mate-Terminal with Orca in Fedora Mate Compiz 35. I know you can
> copy text off a console using speakup, but I am not in a console, now am I?
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> If anyone has any advice, I'd be appreciative. If there is a way, for example
> to pype the output from a command to a text file, for example if I type
>
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> $ ./startwin.sh
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> Which is how I would start my qemu Windows VM, can I pype the output to a text
> file in '~/'?
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