Hi Alexander! On 27 Feb 2006, at 00:35, Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
On 2/25/06, William Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:This is probably really simple, but it is driving me nuts. I am sending thisfrom KMail, a KDE mail application that is x-windows-based.Unlike other X11 applications that I can paste from the OSX copy- buffer (or whatever it is called), I can't do this into KDE (and I can't do the inverseoperation).If I want to copy a string of text from a web page displayed in safari, Ifirst have to paste it into a non-KDE X11 application (xterm, nedit,whatever), and then select that text and paste it into KDE. That seemsinsane.Does anyone else have this problem? Is there a better work-around or fix? I should mention I am running this and other kde applications as stand-alone inApple's X11 rootless environment, 10.4.5, etc. Thanks. Bill PS: The latest KMail seems vastly more stable.You might try installing autocutsel.
nope, doesn't work. I've got the same problem with konsole. KDE is simply broken concerning the use of X selections (I tried autocutsel on all buffers I could find).
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