Re: copy/paste wayland

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I am using Gnome on Wayland and the classical Linux method using
highlight to copy and middle click to paste works, too, however on my computer, I am experiencing the following behaviour:

  • If I highlight and middle click, things work as expected.
  • If I CTRL-C and CTRL-V (with SHIFT) on console, things work, too
  • If I highlight something to copy it, any CTRL-C pressing will overwrite it and both CTRL-V and middle click produce the same result.
  • If I press CTRL-C to copy something, highlighting another piece of text will not cancel the first clipboard, so I have basically two clipboards and I can use CTRL-V to paste one thing and the middle click to paste another.
I am not sure, if that is a bug or a feature, but it does not bother me in any way.

Lukas

On Mon, Apr 26, 2021 at 1:14 PM Ed Greshko <ed.greshko@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 26/04/2021 18:48, Lukas Ruzicka wrote:
> I believe that you do use the CTRL-SHIFT-C when copying from the Konsole window. Using just CTRL-C does not work there in order not to interfere with the process killing trigger.
> However, when this happens to me, I usually go for this:
>
> 1. Highlight what needs to be copied.
> 2. Right click above it.
> 3. Choose Copy to clipboard.
> 4. Paste it elsewhere.
>
> This has always worked for me. If not, I would report a bug.

OK, this seems to work.  But, it also seems to reveal that there are 2 clip boards in use under
wayland.

Doing what you suggests does put the text in the systray clipboard and then using Ctrl-V
in Thunderbird does past.  But the "paste" key on my trackball pastes text previously highlighted
within Firefox (for example).

It can be confusing to me to have to remember 2 methods depending on what apps I'm using.
Would be nice if this were unified.

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