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On Linux, selecting text normally places it in the X buffer (a clipboard, but not!). This change apparently selects the text while avoiding the buffer unless yo
by fivre 7y ago
On Linux, selecting text normally places it in the X buffer (a clipboard, but not!). This change apparently selects the text while avoiding the buffer unless you click more, which is really odd.
I'm also surprised (well, maybe not really) that people have never learned about the Alt+D shortcut.