If I close an app where I've coppied something from, e.g. notepad or browser and I want to paste it, it doesn't work. I have to have the app open to copy a text over. Is that an intentional behaviour? Because it's a bit inconvenient.
Damian
Moderator: BarryK
If I close an app where I've coppied something from, e.g. notepad or browser and I want to paste it, it doesn't work. I have to have the app open to copy a text over. Is that an intentional behaviour? Because it's a bit inconvenient.
Damian
Running live-USB EasyOS-64_6.3.1
...and taxes are theft! -.-
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That is standard behaviour with Linux, all Xorg desktops.
However, you can install a clipboard manager, that keeps a history.
There is Glipper-lite and parcellite in the repo.
Parcellite is builtin, in the Desktop menu category.
Thanks! How to make it to run at startup? I assume I shall put something (Windows' shortcut equivalent?) into the /root/Startup/ folder, right?
Damian
Running live-USB EasyOS-64_6.3.1
...and taxes are theft! -.-
https://321my.wordpress.com/pw/