I think the triple click selects the entire line, with the carriage return
placed at the end.
Gnome terminal probably displays each line with an hidden return at the end of
each line.
With a copy/paste we can catch a carriage return practically anywhere.
The confusion comes from that in many
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Title:
Command automatically execute after a copy paste
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You're copying a carriage return when you copy the command. You only
need to double click it when you're copying text from the terminal. That
third click is copying the whitespace at the end of the line, which is
being interpreted as a carriage return when you paste it.
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