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https://www.multiprotools.com/2025/12/colour-picker-from-screen.html

@itsfoss
So, the #colourPicker and the #calendar things, together with the #changing #logo one, have blown me away! :vivaldia_3:

#DDG #DDGSearch

@itsfoss
So, the #colourPicker and the #calendar things, together with the #changing #logo one, have blown me away! :vivaldia_3:

#DDG #DDGSearch

@itsfoss
So, the #colourPicker and the #calendar things, together with the #changing #logo one, have blown me away! :vivaldia_3:

#DDG #DDGSearch

@itsfoss
So, the #colourPicker and the #calendar things, together with the #changing #logo one, have blown me away! :vivaldia_3:

#DDG #DDGSearch

@itsfoss
So, the #colourPicker and the #calendar things, together with the #changing #logo one, have blown me away! :vivaldia_3:

#DDG #DDGSearch

@drwpow there are some nice ones like #ColourPicker on #Linux, but if you need something beyond "what color is this pixel" and/or "how does #00FF00 & #Ff8000 on #000000 look like?" then https://color.adobe.com is propably the way to go...

Unless you do industrial design for products, then you basically need #RAL and/or #PANTONE reference #colours.

Also @randomColorContrasts is a cool bot sometimes offering good and inspiring colour pairs...

@drwpow there are some nice ones like #ColourPicker on #Linux, but if you need something beyond "what color is this pixel" and/or "how does #00FF00 & #Ff8000 on #000000 look like?" then https://color.adobe.com is propably the way to go...

Unless you do industrial design for products, then you basically need #RAL and/or #PANTONE reference #colours.

Also @randomColorContrasts is a cool bot sometimes offering good and inspiring colour pairs...

@drwpow there are some nice ones like #ColourPicker on #Linux, but if you need something beyond "what color is this pixel" and/or "how does #00FF00 & #Ff8000 on #000000 look like?" then https://color.adobe.com is propably the way to go...

Unless you do industrial design for products, then you basically need #RAL and/or #PANTONE reference #colours.

Also @randomColorContrasts is a cool bot sometimes offering good and inspiring colour pairs...

Today I found out about #windows #powertoys and #colourpicker: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/releases/tag/v0.66.0

Today I found out about #windows #powertoys and #colourpicker: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/releases/tag/v0.66.0

Today I found out about #windows #powertoys and #colourpicker: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/releases/tag/v0.66.0

Hey @rstats , I am only now exploring the amazing #colorspace package (with a recent 2.0 release) and I am absolutely amazed at what it can do. Have a look at the fascinating articles on the website: http://colorspace.r-forge.r-project.org/
This will mean quite a few changes for my ggplot2 lessons, moving away from both #ColorBrewer and #colourpicker for more consistency and #accessibility.

#RStats #colour #color

Hey @rstats , I am only now exploring the amazing #colorspace package (with a recent 2.0 release) and I am absolutely amazed at what it can do. Have a look at the fascinating articles on the website: http://colorspace.r-forge.r-project.org/
This will mean quite a few changes for my ggplot2 lessons, moving away from both #ColorBrewer and #colourpicker for more consistency and #accessibility.

#RStats #colour #color