On Mon, 26 Aug 2013 06:37:18 -0700
devsk <funt...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> On 08/26/13 04:42, Pierre Ossman wrote:
> >>   Note
> >> that the version of Fltk used by Fedora is fltk-1.3.x-r9671, whereas the
> >> TigerVNC binaries were built against fltk-1.3.2.
> > Could be the source of the problems.
> 
> It wouldn't explain why when I use TigerVNC binaries from sourceforge on 
> both client and server, the clipboard only works in one direction 
> (server to client), would it?
> 

It would not, as the official builds have been found to work fine by
other people. So it's something specific to your system.

> My problem is very peculiar.
> 
> 1. Selecting any text in any server window and middle click in local 
> window pastes the selected text. This works for all apps, xterm and 
> konsole included. This is the desired behavior.
> 2. Selecting the text on client and middle click on server window does 
> not paste the text. Instead, if I select text in gvim (gedit, emacs 
> etc.), use gvim's 'copy to clipboard' function (select and press 'y'), I 
> can paste it in remote gvim or remote xterm/konsole window with middle 
> click.
> 3. xterm/konsole is more buggy. Not only selecting text and middle 
> clicking does not copy from client to server, the 'copy' function of 
> konsole to copy to clipboard and then 'paste' on remote window does not 
> work either. So, I have to first copy it into a local gvim, use gvim's 
> 'copy to clipboard' function and then middle click in remote konsole/xterm.
> 

So in other words it is not completely broken. It might be good to know
that VNC/RFB does not have the X11 concepts of separate
primary/clipboard. So the client and server will merge the two.

So in other words, you are experiencing the following issues:

1) Primary selection isn't detected from any application.

2) konsole do not work with either primary nor clipboard. (xterm only
   has primary, so it's covered by 1))

I can reproduce 1) with xterm and emacs, but no other application.
E.g. gedit and firefox work fine for me.

Rgds
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