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Press PrtSc, select 'Copy to the clipboard', OK, open GIMP, Ctrl-V.
Then GIMP tells me 'there is no image data in the clipboard to paste'.
xfce4-clipman is running.
Does anyone have an idea how this is happening or whether this implies a bug?
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Hello and welcome.
Which application fires up when you press "PrtSc"? Is it xfce4-screenshooter?
Ah yes, its in your title. The process works here for me.
Which distro and which version of Xfce are you running?
Last edited by ToZ (2020-10-02 10:57:29)
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Thanks for the reply.
I'm under Manjaro 20.01 with xfce 4.14, gimp 2.10.20.
I vaguely remember that I've tried it before and succeeded.
Not sure why it's now broken.
Just in case, the precise key strokes after opening gimp are:
Ctrl-N (new image), enter (OK), Ctrl-V (paste).
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What are your xfce4-clipman settings:
xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -lv | grep clipman
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As below:
$ xfconf-query -c xfce4-panel -lv | grep clipman
/plugins/clipman/tweaks/inhibit false
/plugins/clipman/tweaks/never-confirm-history-clear false
Last edited by champignoom (2020-10-04 11:08:56)
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Sorry for the delay in responding. I can't replicate the issue with your settings. I downloaded and installed Manjaro 20.01 and it worked in there as well.
Do you have another clipboard manager running?
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I'm not sure, but "Copy Image" from firefox worked normally with gimp between two failed pasting of screenshots.
Anyway, the problem disappeared after reboot, tho `xfconf-query` gives the same result.
Thanks for the help.
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