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By default it's: C-b [ Start copy mode C stands for CTRL, by the way. This allows you to scroll up in the window and place the cursor where you want to
by merlincorey 10y ago
By default it's:
C-b [ Start copy mode
C stands for CTRL, by the way.
This allows you to scroll up in the window and place the cursor where you want to start copying, then:
C-SPACE Set mark
This sets the mark for copying, then you can move around and what will be copied will be hilighted with a background color.
M-w Copy selection
This copies the selection. Incidentally, M stands for "meta" and is nearly always usable with ESC, but often ALT will work in many terminals (some need a setting to enable it).
To paste, go to the buffer you want to paste into and then:
C-b ] Paste!