Copyq sync for free#
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Copyq sync upgrade#
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This can't be the optimal solution, I have to type this in every single time I want to sync something.In the Linux Release Roundup series, we summarize the new application and distribution versions release in the last few days. I guess with a combination of autocutsel to sync X11 clipboards and another to sync X11 and Wayland, this could be resolved. No clear dichotomy of pros and cons between different methods of doing it.įinally, XWayland (4.) is kinda the same problem as VM integration (1.). It seems to me that the VM integration problem (1.) can be solved by syncing X-primary with Wayland, as open-vm-tools will work on XWayland clients (firefox w/ XWayland, for example).Ģ and 3 Are already solved, but there's snippets everywhere, and no "clear" way of doing it. Using XWayland, clipboard might or might not work depending on varying factors ( )Ĭurrent state and possible workarounds (?):.Some solutions to this problem are creating other problems and/or have some drawbacks. Encryption FakeVim Editor Synchronize Items to Disk Item Tags Pinned Items.
Using clipman might or might not break line-formatting, same as using wl-past and wl-copy, there's some edge-cases, flags to set, config files to edit, etc. CopyQ monitors system clipboard and saves its content in customized tabs.
If the window dies, its clipboard content dies with it. Wayland clipboard is only available for the currently focused window.VMware integration w/ plain Wayland clipboard is not supported ( and ).If anyone has more problems I'm willing to edit this post and add them to the list:
Copyq sync full#
These are indeed all well-documented issues that have some partial or full solutions. With what I can gather with a couple hours of doing keyboard-monkey thingy-things, on top of my accumulated experience over several rage-quits "I'm going back to X11" spanning the last few years, it seems there's still no silver bullet and only 'good-enough' solutions. I hope I can help myself with your experience and others that might face in similar situation. I'm making this post as the information on setting up a decent clipboard solution is all over the place.
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