Re: What's a good xterm and desktop environment

Trent W. Buck <twb@cyber.com.au> wrote:

I can't vouch for any of them. If I need to copy something into webkit, I write it to /tmp/x then browse to file:///tmp/x and copy from within the browser. (I don't need to do it much.)

It might be faster just to use xclip -selection clip instead. (It reads from stdin and writes the contents to the X clipboard, or the selection if that's what you would prefer - see the manual page). Define it in a shell alias for even quicker interaction.