Jasper 🍉I read a QR code...
qrify.com .. qrco.de .. LOL losers can't even make their own QRcode.. And then I don't go to the site.
Athanoks Barcode Scanner on #FDroid is really nice. Despite it's name the android application both scans and generates 13 standards, including common ones like #QR_code.
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.atharok.barcodescanner/
It also has a history so you can look scanned data back(you can disable it)
As for commandline in linux, qrencode works well for me, but it's commandline.(and easy)
I have a program that selects amongst a bunch of scripts and one of them qrencodes and displays the current clipboard.
I also see GUI applications in pacman
(qtqr) https://launchpad.net/qr-tools
(decoder) https://apps.gnome.org/Decoder/
NOTE linux users usually use their distros in-built installer to install stuff. (Well maybe *maybe* the docker link, but even there.)
