You can also use autocutsel with OroborOSX--make it startup application.
For 10.2, autocutsel should still be available, and the Apple X11 beta supported some amount of copy-paste interaction with Aqua.
On Mar 12, 2004, at 8:18 PM, Seth Reuter wrote:
i use something called "OroborOSX", which allows me to interleaf my windows. it comes with a program called "xcutsel" which provides some support b/w clipboards.-
At 10:51 -0400 11/3/04, Daniel Ruiz wrote:Hi,
I can't copy and paste from any X11 to any Aqua application. I guess this is because in theory, im running
2 different platforms on the same display, so this could be that each one is independent of each other. But,
is there a way to making this possible? Is it just a problem a have?
Daniel R. --
If you are running OS X 10.3 and Apple's X11 with the Apple quartz window manager, "It should just work (TM)". Report back if this is the story, and hopefully someone smarter than I can help you.
If you are running OS X 10.3 and Apple's X11 with a different window manager, you can supposedly start quartz-wm with the option --only-proxy which will let you use another window manager, but the cut and paste is handled by quartz-wm. Just add the following line to .xinitrc before you start you window environment:
quartz-wm --only-proxy &
If you are running Fink's X11, you probably need to install the autocutsel package, and add a line in your .xinitrc:
autocutsel &
If you are running OS X 10.2, I'm not sure what the story is there anymore.
Kevin Horton
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