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You can pipe to xclip to get it into the copy buffer. Then "shift-insert" is often the right paste when "ctrl-v" doesn't work.
by jbaber 4y ago
You can pipe to xclip to get it into the copy buffer. Then "shift-insert" is often the right paste when "ctrl-v" doesn't work.
- Too 4y agoThanks for tip, but quite far from ideal. Piping into something requires 1. knowing upfront I want to copy the output. 2. Doesn’t allow partial selection of the output. 3. Extra typing | xclip after every command. 4. Xclip is not installed by default.