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this post was submitted on 28 Dec 2024
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I've been a Linux user for so long. Clipboard history was a thing almost two decades before Windows got it. I don't think it is coded to Win+V though -- CTRL-ALT-V is what my muscle memory is telling me...
Middle mouse button paste is the bees knees though ;)
Well, depends on the clipboard manager or desktop environment what the default shortcut is. On KDE, it is Win+V.
Ctrl+alt+V for Linux? Which distro?
I just switched to Mint and have been trying to find a way to do clipboard history on mine lol
I presumed KDE Plasma. But there is so many variations among linux desktops and distros :)
I have to use Windows computers from time to time. It's so frustrating to middle click and nothing happens