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Still using copy and paste the old-fashioned way every day? ❌ Learn how to seamlessly transfer data between your terminal and clipboard using simple commands, whether you're a Linux or Windows user using WSL👇

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Unskilled Dev Nexaeus9 days ago

Uh! How about just sticking to ctrl + shift + c and ctrl + shift + v, I mean that looks already snappy to me 🤔

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Jason Sawyer9 days ago

Most DEs have a clipboard package already installed. Windows has clip.exe, Wayland has wl-copy and X11 has Xsel.

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Aleksandar Janca9 days ago

clipboard managers that sync across machines solve this without learning new commands, worth it once you have more than one box

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Aleksandar Janca9 days ago

osc52 or something else, ive had mixed luck with osc52 over ssh depending on the terminal

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•JustUHHClerk•9 days ago

super sick

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Napa County Corruption 🕵8 days ago

On x11 I just use xclip alias with the | I don't really know what the differences are, but its great for quality of life. alias copy='xclip -selection clipboard'

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