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You can always use ssh and something like xclip or pbcopy. Also, I always use mosh for ssh (when possible) so that I can recover my connection if I run into ne
by fiddlerwoaroof 10y ago
You can always use ssh and something like xclip or pbcopy.
Also, I always use mosh for ssh (when possible) so that I can recover my connection if I run into network issues. Since mosh works by synchronizing a virtual screen, I don't get scrollback at all without tmux or the like.
- jacobush 10y agoThis. I like terminal scrollback but it's gone for me.
- fpqc 10y agoI just added a feature to tmux-git that makes the tmux clipboard propagate up into higher clipboards for nested tmux. https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/4ede35c48c089abe3fca0d94dbeac44b2ac442a1 https://github.com/tmux/tmux/commit/4ede35c48c089abe3fca0d94... Keep in mind that your terminfo has to support this, so make sure your ncurses-term package is the latest release from Jan 28. I also made a patch for st to support OSC 52 propagation into Xorg, but it was rejected by the st maintainers because it uses base64 (as the OSC de-facto spec from xterm dictates). The patch for st is however in a branch of the Wayland-fork of st https://github.com/michaelforney/st/tree/selection https://github.com/michaelforney/st/tree/selection Another option if you use nested copies of tmux is to use this feature to get the remote clipboard into the local one, then yank with xclip.