On 12.03.25 13:29, Enrico Weigelt, metux IT consult wrote:
hello friends,
That's one of the more tricky things, especially since there's more than
clipboard protocol ;-)
here's a little update:
1. xselections are now fully isolated:
* namespace's IDs are internally prefixed to selection names, so each
NS only seeing it's own ones. But root NS can still see them all
(eg. NS "foo"'s selection "PRIMARY" will become "<foo>PRIMARY")
2. each NS now has it's own virtual root window:
root window access (for non-root NS) is redirected to the NS's
(invisible) virtual root window (at least for properties), so e.g.
cut buffers (which are just rootwin properties) are isolated.
3. whitelisting a bunch of extensions (or specific calls to them).
--mtx
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