hackerb9
hackerb9
For your original problem with screenshots, couldn't you simply check if one of the targets is an image? For example, ```bash #!/bin/bash while sleep 1; do if xclip -selection clipboard...
Pull request #88 should close this issue as it gives tab completion (for GNU Bash) which makes for easy inspection of selections. For example, one could type `xclip -t` and...
Microsoft's Azure and Apple's MacOS do not run an "X server" by default, and thus there is no DISPLAY for xclip to connect to.
Xclip is only a client that speaks to your X server. Do you have one installed and running? I haven't used Azure in a while, but my recollection is that...
Did you get it figured out?
Hi! I don't know how MacOS's clipboard integrates with the X selection, but I seem to recall there was an option to synchronize them in the MacOS X server. Have...
@baditaflorin Did you get it figured out?
Oh, I forgot with the older release of xclip that brew likely has, you need to include -o or it will read from stdin. Please try, xclip -o -t TARGETS
If pull request #88 is merged, I believe this bug can be closed.
I agree that sounds like a good idea and should be easy to implement. I don't know if the author of `xclip` would accept it, though. In the meantime, here's...