Back when I was on Windows in the corporate world, Ditto was one of my most effective tools. (Constant context switching: Well, with Ditto, if you copied it,

Back when I was on Windows in the corporate world, Ditto was one of my most effective tools. (Constant context switching: Well, with Ditto, if you copied it, it's still in there and usually just mimimal few keystrokes of a search away.) With all the .NET Linux migration stuff, I was hoping Ditto might finally make it to the Linux if not 🞵NIX world. Not yet. (I don't know in detail how it is composited and whether my hope was/is realistic.) In Linuxland, there is CopyQ. I haven't tweaked i3 Window Manager, yet, so that its window performs as a float/pop-up instead of a tile, so I can't directly compare with Ditto. But it doesn't seem to be as complete and fluid in use. Note, too and in that regard, that Ditto data storage is an SQLite database. The utility is quite performant, even with hundreds of active clips. (I'd significantly bump up or outright remove the clip count trim boundary. Even if something happened a week or three ago, I'd usually find it -- or relevant pieces of it -- within a second or three, within Ditto's clip storage.) If Scott (I think it was) happens to read this, any thoughts about a port to 🞵NIX?