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clipboard = regular C-c and C-v stuff primary = highlight / middle click vim has its own used by default when you dd, p, etc. You can copy to one of the previ
by opan 6y ago
clipboard = regular C-c and C-v stuff
primary = highlight / middle click
vim has its own used by default when you dd, p, etc. You can copy to one of the previous things (assuming your build enabled it) with "+y and "*y key sequences. You can also paste the same way, but I usually just let the term emu handle that with ctrl-shift-v or similar.
shift-insert is kinda weird actually. AFAIK it should paste from selection, but it often surprises me, so I avoid it.
edit: s/selection/primary/
- kevincox 6y agoVim has it's own clipboards by default (as mentioned) but you can also configure it to use the system clipboard. set clipboard=unnamedplus " Use system clipboard. (I don't know if the exact name depends on OS but this works on Linux and IIRC macOS)