Re: Lightweight terminal with select all?

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That is interesting, unfortunately I'm more aftdr a standalone terminal emulator that I can launch from a WM however though

Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Tim here.  I usually run within tmux which gives me a scrollback
"copy mode" I can navigate and copy portions.  So I might do
(assuming control+b is my prefix-key)

    control+b
    space (starts the selection)
    g  (goes to the top)
    enter (ends/captures the selection)

I can then use

    tmux showb

to dump that to standard out (or pipe it to a file or some other
program if I need) such as

    tmux showb > scrollback.txt

or

    tmux showb | grep -i "spatula"

or even send it to a remote machine

    tmux showb | ssh me@xxxxxxxxxxx "cat > scrollback_remote.txt"

There might be terminal-specific was to do similar things, but tmux
works in all of them.

Here's hoping that gives you something to work with,

-tim

On December 14, 2021, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
So quick question.

What's a good, lightweight, Orca friendly terminal that I can
select all the text and copy with? Lxterminal doesn't, unless I
don't know the key combo, have a select all option?

I'm looking for one where, much like the Mate one, I can select
all, copy, then paste into (say) a nano document on another tab.

Basically after something with few dependancies that I can run as a
terminal emulator so things like Screen are sadly out unless I can
run that as its own emulator without launching LXterminal first?

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