clipboard manager recommendation needed

[Rosika]

Hi @Abhilash C P:

You´re very welcome. 

Cheers from Rosika 

[Abhilash C P]

thank you 

[Rosika]

@Abhilash C P:

Hi, 

installing the plugin is easy:

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sudo apt-get install xfce4-clipman-plugin
There´s an icon for it in the panel afterwards.


Cheers from Rosika 

[Abhilash C P]

  how do i install this?

[Rosika]

Hi again, 

in the meantime I installed

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xfce4-clipman-plugin, which is often recommended for the xfce DE.
It integrates well into the panel and works as expected.

Still: there´s one thing I cannot quite explain.

At the moment there are 15 entries in it.
When clicking on the panel-icon I see the entry "Zeige die vollständige Chronik...", i.e.: "Show the entire timeline/chronicle", i.e. all entries.

When clicking on that one however I get a window showing the "settings", which is ecactly the same window I get when clicking on "Clipman settings"... 

Might this be a bug or am I doing something wrong here?

Many greetings
Rosika 

P.S.:

I found out I get the complete history in a seperate window when issuing the command

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xfce4-clipman-history from the command-line. I guess that´s what should pop up from the context menu as well...

[Rosika]

Hi all, 

I´m using Linux Lite 6.2 and I´m very satisfied with it. 

Well, I was looking for a clipboard manager but it seems LL doesn´t come with one per default.
So I ´m looking for a good one to install. Doing a bit of research I found those:

- copyq
- gpaste
- klipper
- clipman
- diodon

 (https://www.tecmint.com/best-clipboard-managers-for-linux/ )

Hmm, I´m not quite sure which would be best for LL. Klipper for example  seems to be optimized (exclusively?) for the KDE environment.

Does anyone of you have a good suggestion?

Thanks a lot in advance.

Many greetings
Rosika