I didn't realize they were different. I always thought my copy failed and tried to use one copy with the other paste.
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3 i use copyq with kde's clipboard and the highlighting thingy.
Yeah * and +
Thought more vim folks would notice this.
Please stop calling it gun/Linux UNLESS you also use
- Firestone/bus
- chisel/David
- vacuum/Danielle Smith
Etc.
ah yes, Linux clipboard documentation: https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/touch-and-input/copy-paste
I mean, we live in a world where there are multiple use cases for non-GNU/Linux (i.e. Alpine). Surely the distinction has become useful.
Ok, Stallman
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