Derek Jennings wrote: > The same way to copy/paste anything else in Linux > > Highlight with mouse left button to copy. > > Press Mouse wheel (or centre button) to paste > (If you have a 2 button mouse, press both buttons at once) > > (I like to give this tip at least once a week since it is such a revelation to > newbies ;-)
Wonderful -- maybe you can answer this question which has been percolating around in my brain for a while: What is the best way to copy and replace something with that Linux approach? In Windows, I would: * go somewhere and copy (with <ctrl> c) something I want to paste * come back to the original location, highlight the text I want to replace, and press <ctrl> v to delete that text and paste in the text I copied moments ago. What's the best equivalent in Linux? By the way, I notice that Mozilla (even in Linux) emulates the Windows approach to cut and paste quite well. (It has a few quirks, but they surprised me.) regards, Randy Kramer
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