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#1 2017-05-10 21:06:00

tuxolero
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Registered: 2013-02-10
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[SOLVED] Clipboard broken in GTK Applications

Hi,

I'm using XCFE on ArchLinux. Since today's update, I can not copy anything to the clipboard from GTK applications like geany, firefox, ... It works from XFCE applications such as xfce4-terminal, mousepad, ...
However, pasting into these GTK applications works.

While writing this post, I was experimenting a little and noticed one more strange thing about this issue: After copying multiple things from mousepad, copying from firefox suddenly worked. I could paste it afterwards, but clipman still displayed "Clipboard is empty". When I copied text from mouspad, it was shown in clipman.

In todays update, gtk3 was upgraded from 3.22.10-1 to 3.22.13-1.

Edit:
Copying something from e.g. mousepad fixed the problem only temporarily and not reproducable.
Still in the same XFCE session, it stopped working after some time. And this time, I could not get it back working just by copying stuff from mousepad or xfce4-terminal.
And the X clipboard (just hilight something without pressing Ctrl-C and paste it with a middle-click) is also affected.

Thanks,
tuxolero

Last edited by tuxolero (2017-05-11 20:08:22)

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#2 2017-05-11 20:02:52

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Re: [SOLVED] Clipboard broken in GTK Applications

There are a number of threads in the Arch forums about the recent gtk3 upgrading breaking clipboard functionality.


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#3 2017-05-11 20:07:45

tuxolero
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Re: [SOLVED] Clipboard broken in GTK Applications

There was another gtk upgrade today that solved the problem.

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