On 10/20/15 4:41 PM, Brett Williams wrote:
> ​Using tvncconfig (shipped with the TurboVNC server)​ with the -debug
> option, I was able to identify one issue affecting copy/paste.  It is
> specific to the TurboVNC server/TurboVNC viewer, as it does not occur
> with either viewer when the server is TigerVNC and/or the viewer is
> TigerVNC.  It is also *sigh* specific to gnome-terminal, since xterm and
> mrxvt don't have the same issue.  Since OSX does not have a
> focus-follows-mouse model option, I am unfortunately in the habit of
> clicking after switching apps to ensure that my 'focus' is not the
> Finder (that is a total other rant I won't indulge).  If this click is
> in a full-screen TurboVNC viewer app, and upon a gnome-terminal with an
> empty line (or any blank area without text), it selects the whitespace,
> blanking out the clipboard.
>
> Here are detailed instructions to recreate (on OSX).  Note that not all
> of these conditions may be necessary.
>
>   1.  Start TurboVNC server
>   2.  Kill tvncconfig (we only want one copy and I want debug mode)
>   3.  Connect to vncserver using TurboVNC viewer, full screen
>   4.  Start tvncconfig -debug in a terminal so we can observe the
> clipboard changes
>   5.  Start a gnome terminal
>   6.  Copy some text out of an app in OSX (I used Google Chrome)
>   7.  Switch to full screen TurboVNC application
>   8.  Observe that the tvncconfig has seen the event and updated the
> clipboard
>   9.  Click in an area of the gnome-terminal that is blank (below your
> prompt for example)
> 10.  Note that there is a highlight on the blank line you single-clicked
> 11.  Note that the clipboard has been changed, and that you cannot paste
> the text you copied from OSX
>
> I'm not particularly attached to gnome-terminal, I switched to it
> because it was the only terminal that always worked with cut-and-paste
> using a different remote solution.  I'm happy to go back to mrxvt (which
> seems to behave better with the clipboard using TurboVNC).

My apologies.  All of your messages were getting spam-filtered for some 
reason.  I will look into this.


> ​This one is harder to give instructions, as it happens every time (and
> isn't apparently happening to you).  I even get problems if I hold Alt
> down before even clicking the mouse.
>
> I've made a screen recording demonstrating both issues -- the
> cut-and-paste gnome-terminal specific issue, and the alt key issue.
>
> Unfortunately even though it is pretty short, the video is 70meg.  Any
> suggestions/preferences on how to deliver it to you?​

Will contact you off-list.

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