As a keyboard person, I prefer to live on the CLI (command-line interface), so when possible I prefer command-line tools over GUI tools (especially since command-line tool are way easier to script).
In the past on non-Windows systems I used gist (see below), but that is not available on Windows unless you have a Ruby environment.
Some notes on Windows to install and authenticate GitHub CLI (gh) and GitLab CLI (glab), both of which I previously mentioned in Tribal Knowledge? Getting the public keys from github and gitlab users from their username.
For me, installing is easiest through Chocolatey (version numbers from the time of writing; the non-archived URLs point to the most current version available):
- [Wayback/Archive] Chocolatey Software | GitHub CLI 2.20.2
- [Wayback/Wayback] Chocolatey Software | glab 1.22.0 which depends on this actual install:
This was my install script:
The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 