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> Which X server are you running on Windows? I'm using MobaXTerm. > #106 is another issue related to problems with X forwarded sessions by the way. Yes, this sounds...

Hi! The workaround I currently use is holding SHIFT while selection - this disables tmux copy mode and uses the regular Linux copy mode. I can live with this, however...

Hi there! Does no one have any clue what causes the issue? Since tmux-yank explicitly supports pasting to the system clipboard it should be possible to get it to work...

So while I can live with the workaround, using Shift+select, I still like to use the built-in copy&paste functionality of tmux to copy into the clipboard. Since this is not...

Is someone reading this? As three user already mentioned, tmux-yank seems to be useless of this is a general issue. Or does anyone see this different?

There are several suggestions in this thread. I tried a few, but none worked for me. Since I'm not really familiar with Linux clipboard, I don't understand much from these...

Nope, doesn't work. Since I suspected xsel to behave strange I tested this: echo foo | xsel -ib This does nothing, the clipboard content (which I then paste with Ctrl+Insert)...

I also now tried tmux 3, but the result is nearly identical. The only difference is: With tmux 3 the command xsel -ib works as expected - but only when...

Still no update... :-(

Since we don't use x-forwarding anymore (for reasons), xsel and xclip doesn't work at all. Thus, this issue is not relevant for me anymore, so from my perspective the issue...