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A few xclip aliases to simplify copying/pasting
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# to simplify life, install xclip and append the following lines to your .bashrc | |
alias "c=xclip" # copy to X clipboard (register *) | |
alias "cs=xclip -selection clipboard" # copy to system wide clipboard (register +) | |
alias "v=xclip -o" # output copied content (paste) | |
alias "vs=xclip -o -selection clipboard" # paste from system wide clipboard (equivalent to `v -selection clipboard`) | |
# examples: | |
# copy to X: | |
# go to the same directory in terminal 2 as in terminal 1 | |
# Terminal 1: | |
# pwd | c | |
# Terminal 2: | |
# cd `v` | |
# copy to system clipboard: | |
# cat file1 | cs | |
# Then simply ctrl+(shift)+V to paste to X windows | |
# paste from systen clipboard on command line: | |
# vs > file1copy |
This is really useful 👍
really cool tips. Thanks!!
This is vary useful for me. Thanks !
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Great helpers.
For me c is too short for command name. I've put copy instead