I think that xwinclip shouldn't monitor the primary selection because: a) The primary selection has user feedback. When an X application loses the primary selection, usually clears the selection, so you can't delete, cut, copy or whatever you want to do. b) The primary selection doesn't behave like the windows clipboard, so windows users get confused.
On the other hand, the clipboard selection doesn't usually have user feedback and behaves like the windows clipboard: you must request the cut or copy operation explicitly. What do you think? Thanks
