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Bug#306813: konqueror: Right-click bookmark in menu; 'copy link address' only half works.



On Friday 29 April 2005 16:02, Adrian Irving-Beer wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 29, 2005 at 12:16:43PM +0200, Kevin Krammer wrote:
> > Can you try to paste into a different application which uses the
> > standard paste shortcut, e.g. not a terminal window as those tend to
> > have different copy&paste shortcuts due to the need to have CTRL+C
> > for sending the interrupt signal.
> >
> > Or, if you use Konsole as the terminal, use Edit->paste or Konsole's
> > shortcut SHIFT+INS
>
> Using Edit -> Paste works in Konsole, as does shift-insert.  In my
> normal console (urxvt), I use middle-click to paste, and it works for
> everything (except the subject of this bug).

Middle click pastes a different clipboard, the SELECTION as opposed to the 
standard clipboard, i.e. something that got selected with the mouse.

Recommended behaviour[1] for X applications is to never overwrite clipboard on 
selection and never overwrite selection on clipboard copy or cut.
Applications that don't want to offer clipboard paste are free to paste 
clipboard contents when the user requests selection paste, i.e. when clicking 
middle mouse button.

> Similarly, 'xclip' is a program that performs direct access to the
> X clipboard, and in most situations, I can do 'xclip -o' to see
> the contents of the X clipboard.  But in this case, 'xclip -o'
> returns nothing.

Maybe it just inspects the selection instead of both clipboards (actually 
three, but the third isn't used)

> Is there some sort of special KDE paste buffer?

Not that I am aware of, just keeping selection and clipboard separated as 
recommended.

Cheers,
Kevin
[1] http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Standards_2fClipboardsWiki



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