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Copying using xclip not showing as image #39
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Apologies for the delay, I was able to reproduce this. Unfortunately, I believe it's a compositor bug as running The watcher works by first querying for UTF8_STRING assuming that the vast majority of what you copy is text, and only if that query fails do we query for targets and then pick the appropriate one. How much of an annoyance would it be to use the ringboard CLI? You can do |
Using the ringboard CLI is somewhat less convenient because I also need to use the TUI app to sync content with the system clipboard. Or whenever I want to copy an image (in my case, I copy the output of the screenshot tool (maim)), I use xclip to copy it and then manually add it to the ringboard, which results in duplicated content. I don't know but adding a command line option to the x11 TUI to sync the last added value to the system clipboard might also be an option or, anyway, I think what you suggested sounds better and is more convenient too. |
What if I added a flag to the ringboard CLI that made it put the contents in the system clipboard too? So you could run |
I thought the ringboard CLI is display server agnostic. Otherwise it would be amazing :) |
It is, but the cli can tell the watcher to offer a file for pasting. |
I'm going to dog food this through next week and then I'll make a release assuming all goes well. |
Thank you so much! |
It works perfectly. Thanks again |
Hi. Thank you for this awesome tool.
The problem I'm having is that when I copy an image file using xclip, it doesn't appear as an image in the TUI app.
It just shows as "
Unable to display format of type "".
"You should be able to reproduce it by using the following command:
xclip -selection clipboard -t image/png -i A_PICTURE_FILE.png
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