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You can try mapping it to super+c/super+v, as macos does. (If apps you use don't support key rebinding, then a little xdotool|autohotkey|autokey magic can do i
by moonchild 6y ago
You can try mapping it to super+c/super+v, as macos does. (If apps you use don't support key rebinding, then a little xdotool|autohotkey|autokey magic can do it.)
- francislavoie 6y agoI don't use a mac though, and no, very no, thanks. I want my terminal to have the SAME hotkey as every other app on my system, not something different. And I'm not going to relearn Ctrl+C/V with a different hotkey globally. That's too crazy an ask.
- silon42 6y agoEvery decent app should support copy paste with ctrl+insert/shift+insert and doesn't conflict with terminal use of control characters... The alternative is to stop using terminal emulators.