Putty is often used in Ubuntu, and it is always depressing to copy and paste it. Today, I am free to search for it on the Internet. It turns out that gnome has this kind of intimate feature: Linuxusers: InGnome, youcanpastetextwithoutpreviuslycopying. howdoesthiswork? First, highlight
Putty is often used in Ubuntu, and it is very depressing to copy and paste the content. Today I am free to search for it online. It turns out that gnome has such a caring function:
Linux users:
In Gnome,
You can paste text without previusly copying it to the clipboard.
How does this work? First, highlight a chunk of text in any application,
Then open a new application and middle-click the mouse. The highlighted text will automatically get pasted into the active application -- bypassing the clipboard altogether! In fact,
This method will not disturb the existing contents of the clipboard in any way.
This method works fine for Putty on Linux.