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student If I select text in the terminal (in my case urxvt) and then middle click to the emacs window (GTK) it pastes the selected text from the terminal. Since I don't want this behavior for the middle mouse button, I usually add this to my .emacsfile: (defin
Sue Douglas I usually use emacs in a text terminal environment to work with text. However, in some specific cases I would like to interact with the system's clipboard, for example, to copy text from emacs to a website. Is it possible to extract text directly f
Sue Douglas I usually use emacs in a text terminal environment to work with text. However, in some specific cases I would like to interact with the system's clipboard, for example, to copy text from emacs to a website. Is it possible to extract text directly f
Sue Douglas I usually use emacs in a text terminal environment to work with text. However, in some specific cases I would like to interact with the system's clipboard, for example, to copy text from emacs to a website. Is it possible to extract text directly f
Never overlearn I'm new to the community and this is my first question, hope I'm doing it right. My problem: I'm learning some networking and analytics and have a long list of MAC addresses that I want to enter in the same sentence using the command line, but
Never overlearn I'm new to the community and this is my first question, hope I'm doing it right. My problem: I'm learning some networking and analytics and have a long list of MAC addresses that I want to enter in the same sentence using the command line, but
Never overlearn I'm new to the community and this is my first question, hope I'm doing it right. My problem: I'm learning some networking and analytics and have a long list of MAC addresses that I want to enter in the same sentence using the command line, but
wolf is coming I'm writing my own emacs cheat sheet. So I want to copy the function description from emacs help. For example, in this screenshot, I want to replicate the "org-shifttab" feature description: The "mode" field filters the list of features. Press T
username I'm using Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and emacs 23.3.1. In the terminal, I can mark text with the mouse, copy CMD- and- Cpaste it CMDwith- V. This is what I need and it works perfectly even in emacs. It's important to me because I'm still not very sa
username I'm using Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and emacs 23.3.1. In the terminal, I can mark text with the mouse, copy CMD- and- Cpaste it CMDwith- V. This is what I need and it works perfectly even in emacs. It's important to me because I'm still not very sa
username I'm using Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and emacs 23.3.1. In the terminal, I can mark text with the mouse, copy CMD- and- Cpaste it CMDwith- V. This is what I need and it works perfectly even in emacs. It's important to me because I'm still not very sa
username I'm using Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 and emacs 23.3.1. In the terminal, I can mark text with the mouse, copy CMD- and- Cpaste it CMDwith- V. This is what I need and it works perfectly even in emacs. It's important to me because I'm still not very sa
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Abu Kai I want to be able to select some text with the mouse to copy and paste it into the command line. The "select" and "paste from clipboard/primary selection" parts work, but I can't copy the selection to the clipboard (verified xsel). So far I have tried:
Abu Kai I want to be able to select some text with the mouse to copy and paste it into the command line. The "select" and "paste from clipboard/primary selection" parts work, but I can't copy the selection to the clipboard (verified xsel). So far I have tried:
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Vsyache Puz Linux has virtual terminals, one can switch between them, there are chvt 1commands chvt 7. The former is in text mode, and the latter is in graphics mode. I want to copy all text from the first terminal and some utilities from graphics mode. fbgrab
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Beko Is there a way to copy all text from the integrated Visual Studio Code terminal? I have some output that I want to copy to a text file and save. mark I can right-click on the terminal Select All, then select , then right-click and Copy. doesn't that work
Abu Kai I want to be able to select some text with the mouse to copy and paste it into the command line. The "select" and "paste from clipboard/primary selection" parts work, but I can't copy the selection to the clipboard (verified xsel). So far I have tried:
Vsyache Puz Linux has virtual terminals, one can switch between them, there are chvt 1commands chvt 7. The former is in text mode, and the latter is in graphics mode. I want to copy all text from the first terminal and some utilities from graphics mode. fbgrab
gas I ssh into a university account from my home computer. Then, find the file you want to copy to your local system. So, I opened a new shell terminal and intend to scpcopy it to my system. But the path to the file on the system I'm sshentering is quite long,