Konsole select into primary clipboard
Xen
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Fri Nov 10 06:07:09 UTC 2017
Liam Proven schreef op 09-11-2017 22:40:
> Ah, I see what you mean.
>
> It's not strictly speaking a clipboard -- it has no independent
> existence like a clipboard, it's just the current selection -- but
> yes, in that sense, there *are* 2.
No it's not just the current selection, you can deselect the text and it
will still be in the buffer.
> I really like it that way. I miss it badly on Mac and Windows.
> E.g. I can copy the page title and the URL of a page in a single
> operation. Very very useful and a huge timesaver.
Well it is a dumb system if you ask me, if we had something like Vim but
then more useful (because " is not useful on international dead
keyboards)
Like you select something then instead of directly pressing ctrl-c you
press ctrl-', a, ctrl-c, or even
ctrl-', a, c, to put it in the "a" buffer and so on.
I mean that's just the first thing I've come up with, I have tried
before to think of something but not really hard.
ctrl-' could be the "clipboard menu".
Just like "screen" has a menu under "ctrl-a".... but etc.
The problem of course is if you come from Windows and you are used to
Putty the following happens:
- you select some text and expect it to be copied, which it does but
only middle mouse click
- you paste the text using ctrl-v, but it pastes your old text
- you now select the text to delete it, but this overwrites the
previously selected text in the select-buffer.
- now you can start again.
FUCK.
I have to remember in time to press Ctrl-Z to undo my paste and not
using select, so I can still use my select-paste.
> I know of no way to unify them but I wouldn't want to so I've not
> looked.
Yeah well it's for the Konsole.
ctrl-shift-c is horrendous.
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