> Another small example that exists since KDE 2 maybe: you get a clipboard with history. How one may live without it? There is a tool called glipper on the GNO

> Another small example that exists since KDE 2 maybe: you get a clipboard with history. How one may live without it? There is a tool called glipper on the GNOME side that does this. I don't know how it fared in the GNOME 3 / Unity conversion though. I do remember that at one point it only needed a systray + GTK, but then they made it dependent on some GNOME stuff so I couldn't use it in a more stripped-down environment (e.g. xmonad + alternate systray).