Patrick R. Wade wrote:
Allen Brown wrote:
Mike Cherba wrote:
I grabbed it and tried it before I responded, but It has it's own issues
and didn't work at all in my system, where the dcop call worked
perfectly.
Neither command works for me. I am running xfce under Debian stable.
Hm, you installed xclip from apt and it still didn't work? That strikes
me as odd, but then YYMV.
Correct.
I'm not surprised if dcop didn't work with Xfce, as it's KDE-specific.
I agree. I didn't really expect it to work.
Hate to admit it, but in this case I think Microshaft did it better
than Linux. There should be one, standard, clipboard. Not dozens
of incompatible clipboards.
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