VoidClip v0.3.3

What's new

• Fixed click-to-paste setup for Linux Mint XFCE: the Debian package now installs the required X11 paste helper instead of leaving it as an optional recommendation.
• Added a real update flow in Settings. When a newer stable release exists, supported Debian installs show Update now.
• Updates download the exact package for the computer architecture, accept only trusted VoidClip GitHub release URLs, verify the matching published SHA-256 checksum, and install through one system authorization prompt.
• Update failures stay visible and safe: VoidClip does not install an unverified or mismatched package, and it reports whether retrying or opening the release page is needed.

Upgrade from v0.3.2

VoidClip v0.3.2 cannot install this update automatically because it only has the older release-page check. Install v0.3.3 manually once; future supported Debian updates can then use Settings → Update now.

Install on Linux Mint 22

For a typical Intel/AMD computer, download voidclip_0.3.3_amd64.deb, double-click it, and choose Install Package.

Prebuilt packages require glibc 2.38+; Linux Mint 21.x is not supported by this binary release. AppImage, RPM, tar.gz, ARM64 packages, and SHA-256 manifests are available below.

Verification

• 159/159 tests passed in release and ASan/UBSan builds
• clang-format, clang-tidy, and Valgrind passed
• generated DEB installation, single-instance/show IPC, and packaged GTK/X11 smoke passed
• both x86_64 and ARM64 release packaging jobs passed

Full change details: PR #4

VoidClip v0.3.2

What's new

• A simpler everyday flow: click to paste by default, with visible Copy, Paste, Plain text, Pin, and Delete actions.
• Safer history management: keyboard deletion now requires Alt+Delete, and accidental deletion can be restored with Undo.
• Optional password-manager history: confidential clips stay ignored by default, but you can choose to save them locally during setup or in Settings.
• Clearer setup and Settings for the Super+V shortcut, auto-paste, start at login, recording controls, and update checks.
• Better Linux Mint XFCE support, visible shortcut/auto-paste failure messages, per-user autostart, and safer uninstall choices.

Install

For a typical Intel/AMD computer running Linux Mint 22 or Ubuntu 24.04+, download voidclip_0.3.2_amd64.deb, double-click it, and choose Install Package.

Prebuilt packages require glibc 2.38+; Linux Mint 21.x is not supported by this binary release. AppImage, RPM, tar.gz, ARM64 packages, and SHA-256 manifests are available below.

Verification

• 153/153 tests passed in release and ASan/UBSan builds
• clang-format, clang-tidy, and Valgrind passed
• DEB installation, single-instance/show IPC, and packaged GTK clipboard interaction smoke passed
• All 8 published packages were downloaded and matched their SHA-256 manifests

Full change details: PR #3

VoidClip v0.3.1

VoidClip v0.3.1 completes the application-wide rebrand from CopyClip and hardens the Linux desktop experience, with Linux Mint XFCE as a primary target.

Highlights

• Complete VoidClip identity: app name, command (voidclip), package, icons, desktop files, application ID, storage directory, socket, and installer.
• Safely migrates existing CopyClip history/settings and legacy desktop shortcut bindings without overwriting existing VoidClip data.
• Fixes AppImage shortcut persistence by using the original $APPIMAGE path.
• Shows users when first-run shortcut registration or automatic paste fails.
• Adds confirmation before clearing unpinned history.
• Limits clipboard payloads to 4 MiB for text/rich content and 25 MiB for images.
• Installs system autostart support for DEB/RPM packages.
• Corrects installer repository targeting and includes DEB files in SHA256 manifests.
• Adds real packaged GTK smoke testing under Xvfb/D-Bus, plus ASan, clang-tidy, Valgrind, installer contract, and release-package validation.

Linux Mint downloads

• Linux Mint 22+ on Intel/AMD PCs: download voidclip_0.3.1_amd64.deb.
• Linux Mint 21.x: use voidclip-0.3.1-x86_64.AppImage; the prebuilt DEB targets glibc 2.38+.
• ARM64 systems: choose an arm64/aarch64 asset.

For AppImage use, make it executable first: chmod +x voidclip-0.3.1-x86_64.AppImage.

Verification

Use SHA256SUMS-x86_64 or SHA256SUMS-aarch64 to verify the downloaded package. Each manifest covers the DEB, RPM, tar.gz, and AppImage for that architecture.

VoidClip builds on the original CopyClip project and retains its MIT license and attribution.

VoidClip v0.3.0 — Linux Mint XFCE Preview

First public preview of VoidClip, a fast, keyboard-first clipboard manager tuned for Linux Mint XFCE.

Download for Linux Mint XFCE

Most Intel/AMD PCs should download copyclip_0.3.0_amd64.deb.

Install from the folder where you downloaded it:

sudo apt install ./copyclip_0.3.0_amd64.deb

Prefer a portable build? Download copyclip-0.3.0-x86_64.AppImage, make it executable, and run it.

Highlights

• Searchable history for text, rich text, and images
• Keyboard-first picker with fuzzy search, number shortcuts, pin, delete, and paste controls
• Automatic Super+V shortcut integration for XFCE and GNOME
• Paste as plain text and configurable auto-paste
• Local SQLite history with no install or usage telemetry
• Native GTK4/libadwaita interface

Packages

Builds are included for x86_64/amd64 and aarch64/arm64 as DEB, RPM, AppImage, and tar.gz. SHA-256 checksum files are attached for both architectures.

Note: this preview still uses the internal package and executable name CopyClip for compatibility; the project name is VoidClip.