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I think I encounter this behavior outside of big desktop managers, when using an openbox session for instance. For clipboard history, I understand that you don
by jraph 8y ago
I think I encounter this behavior outside of big desktop managers, when using an openbox session for instance.
For clipboard history, I understand that you don't want everything saved. I think most clipboard managers allow you to delete entries. (But you have to think about it)
>> by the way, the absence of Copy paste using select+middle clic when using Wayland
> It doesn't work as it is meant to, reliably with all the apps even with X11 with KDE5.
I'm curious, in which situation it does not work correctly?
- qwerty456127 8y ago> I'm curious, in which situation it does not work correctly? I can't remember particular cases already but sometimes middle mouse click won't paste anything or will paste old clipboard content and only Ctrl+V works the meant way. It seems this happens either because Ctrl+C/V and MMB actually use 2 independent clipboards that are not always synchronized correctly or because some UI toolkits have some quirks with this part.
- jraph 8y agoYes, I actually rely on mouse paste and Ctrl+V being independent clipboards (though usually clipboard managers offer to synchronize them, which I've never tried, so I can't say if it works flawlessly, and I can imagine glitches here). Edit: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/139191/whats-the-difference-between-primary-selection-and-clipboard-buffer https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/139191/whats-the-di...