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| xfce4-clipman "Either I don't get how or there's no option to assign hotkey to open clipboard history. Unfortunately dealbreaker for me. Ah, got it. Whoever struggled as me and encountered first time need for command execution hotkey in system menu. 1. Create cliphistory.sh file and inside put xfce4-clipman-history. 2. Go to system setting - keyboard - hotkeys - add new entry name it whaetever and put chmod +x /file/path/cliphistory.sh. But it still did not inputted text to field after press enter so I switched to CopyQ." |
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