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                      | There’s something fun about QR codes, and I wanted an easy way generate them as
SVGs. Sure enough there’s a tool in the Ubuntu repos to do that: sudo apt install qrencode
It’s straightforward to use: qrencode -t SVG -o qr-code.svg 'whatever you want encoded'
I wanted to generate a QR code to put on little business cards that we pack with
the orders for our pop up card shop. The QR
code should point to a URL including a discount coupon that gets automatically
applied for customers who have arrived via that URL. It’s easy with qrencode: qrencode -t SVG -o poprobincards-qr-code.svg 'https://www.poprobincards.co.uk/?coupon=popup8'
And the result is a nice SVG QR code: 
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                        	qrencode is a nice QR code CLI tool for Ubuntu Linux
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