I’m not sure in what context do you mean? Do you mean a Clipboard manager? At least in KDE there is a widget (in other words a tool) that has a menu with a history of copied elements. Clicking one of the list items from the history will copy it back to current clipboard. Do you ask something like that?
(Similar to) tiling window managers typically having 6-10 workspaces
I would like to be able to split Copy & Paste from 2 Actions into 20 Actions.
I’m not sure exactly what key binding yet but something like Ctrl+C+1 to copy to Box 1 and Ctrl + V +1 to Paste from Box 1, rinse and repeat for numbers 2 through 10.
Use case example, I want to login to a website but my login is in an email
Ctrl+C+1 To copy to URL to clipboard box 1
Ctrl+C+2 To copy the username
Ctrl+C+3 To copy the password
Open the browser
Ctrl+V+1 Paste URL in location bar
Ctrl+V+2 Paste username
Ctrl+V+3 Paste password
This allows me to complete the task without switching back and forth between windows 3 times. I still press copy and paste 6 times but don’t need to switch windows, and I still have 7 clipboard boxes left to copy & paste other important things in case I want to use the login again then I can simply Paste saving me finding the login or whatever else and copying it again to memory.
I see. I think this should be possible with the widget that KDE comes with.
You could also build your own very simple manager. There is a Wayland commandline tool to save or load something in clipboard: github.com/bugaevc/wl-clipboard It should be in the repositories of most distros I think. It comes with a copy and a past command. Using file redirection, you could write and read to files.
Following commands: wl-paste > ~/.cache/copybox/1 in example would save the current clipboard content into a file named 1 in the copybox (you can have any directory name, I just chose this as an example) directory under ~/.cache. You would need to make sure that the directory exist, so creating it first. wl-paste > ~/.cache/copybox/2 would save the content to a file named 2. And to read back a file into clipboard use wl-copy < ~/.cache/copybox/2
In your system you need to setup shortcuts for each of these actions to read or write the clipboard. Don’t forget to create the directory you chose (in this example ~/.cache/copybox). What shortcuts you choose is up to you. Alternatively you could use a menu builder tool such as wofi, a tool that is similar to rofi. But that requires additional understandings and scripting. If you don’t find any solution, then these could be your steps to create your own. Or maybe someone else does it.
Which I totally supported right up until my yard got a flea infestation, and they kept jumping on my legs whenever I walked outside. I'm honestly really grateful they didn't move into my house from the lawn.
I still do support having native lawns, but I also believe in informed decision making, so make sure to do a little research before committing to a native lawn. My neighbor keeps a colony of cats and I likely won't be able to safely have a native yard until they're gone.
When I started earning money as a traveling nurse I kept sending it back to my mom and brothers. Little did I know they put it in an account so when I got back it was somewhere near 75k . So i bought the land around us which was just like five acres and got a marijuana permit to grow it. I well my mom and brothers sell it to the local shop. And don’t know why but it sells out instantly. We can’t grow fancy shit or anything just keep the seeds going. So yes you can change your enviroment because in AR its nothing but rocks under the soil and nothing really grows. The only thing that I have seen grow is weed. And more power to you for trying to change your environment the world needs more people like you.
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