>If I press Ctrl+C while I'm highlighting text, copy it.

>If I press Ctrl+C while I'm highlighting text, copy it.
>If I press Ctrl+C while I'm not highlighting text, send a keyboard interrupt.
Which Linux terminal emulators support this behavior?
Windows Terminal does this by default and it's great. I can't find one on Linux that does.

  1. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    that sounds annoying as hell

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      That's how both of the Windows terminals work which judging by OP's pic is why he wants the behavior.

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      >YOU CAN'T BE NORMAL IT'S ANNOYING
      Linux users

  2. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Linux doesn't even have a clipboard. How the fuck would copy & pasting work?

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      xclip

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      Retard read xorg docs

      It gets annoying when you're copying text between a terminal and, say, a text editor. You have to remember to use one shortcut for the terminal and a different one for the text editor and it's easy to slip up.

      There are two clipboards in x11 the windows style one that the WM manages and the old style unix one that stores the last or currently highlighted text that is pretty low level and tied pretty deep into xorg and works pretty much anywhere. By convention MMB is default paste the last or currently highlighted text. This is set by x resources not your wm so if you want to rebind it you'll have to read section 5 of the manual.

  3. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Why not just Shift+Ctrl+C?

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      It gets annoying when you're copying text between a terminal and, say, a text editor. You have to remember to use one shortcut for the terminal and a different one for the text editor and it's easy to slip up.

      • 3 days ago
        Anonymous

        >and it's easy to slip up
        It's useful if you want to copy a text from a working program. You can be sure that you won't close it by mistake.
        not an expert tho

        • 3 days ago
          Anonymous

          I've accidentally killed many a program by accidentally using Ctrl+C instead of Ctrl+Shift+C on Linux, whereas with Windows Terminal I've never had that issue.

      • 3 days ago
        Anonymous

        OP makes a point. I've been using linux as my main OS for about 5 years now. I don't have a problem with it at this point, but it's not a bad idea. You could certainly code this into st. Make a patch, OP https://st.suckless.org/

  4. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Command-C - Copy
    Ctrl-C - Cancel
    Mac Chads win again.

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      Linuxman deleted.

  5. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Select and right click copies it

  6. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    [...]

    >middle-click
    What retard thought middle click should paste

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      This is ancient, look at mouses on old unix workstations. No scroll wheel, but 3 real mouse buttons.

      If you want another weird trip look at the acme programmers interface manual for Bell Labs' Plan 9, mouse chording with a 3 button mouse.

  7. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Shortcuts must do one thing and one thing only. Microsoft is retarded and doesn't understand terminal emulators

  8. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    i wish clicking allowed me to move the cursor to a posittion in the terminal... I hate doing it with arrowkeys

  9. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    How can I make Windows Termnal complete the suggestion?

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      right arrow

  10. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    >wanting inconsistent behavior

  11. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    >copy from linux terminal
    >accidentally closed that terminal
    >can't paste because that terminal was closed
    only on trannix OS, btw.

  12. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Just use Windows. There's no reason not to

    • 3 days ago
      Anonymous

      >the absolute state of LULZ

  13. 3 days ago
    Anonymous

    Just eat the bugs. There's no reason not to.

  14. 2 days ago
    Anonymous

    None. Use Ctrl+Shift+C.

  15. 2 days ago
    Anonymous

    i used to have this on konsole forgot how i did it tho

  16. 2 days ago
    Anonymous

    You're already copying the text by highlighting it, why would you need ctrl+C?

    • 2 days ago
      Anonymous

      This. Highlighted text should get autocopied. If you want to cut it just hit delete or backspace.

  17. 2 days ago
    Anonymous

    in Linux terminals you just have to select the text, it copies it automatically

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