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Unable to copy-paste from LibreOffice Calc to Zim on GNOME desktop (but was possible with Unity) #673
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What is your version of zim?
…On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 3:03 PM barrel0luck ***@***.***> wrote:
Before Ubuntu switched to the GNOME desktop, Zim on Unity could paste
tables copied from LibreOffice Calc as an image. However, in 18.04, with
the GNOME desktop, this does not work anymore. Instead I'm reduced to
taking screenshots of tables and them embedding them into Zim, which takes
longer and is more annoying.
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Sorry, I accidentally closed the issue. |
Works for me perfectly, Zim 0.70-rc3, Ubuntu 18.10. |
I'm on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. I don't have that version of Zim. Even the flathub version is 0.69.1. |
I am sorry for you then. :( I'm not sure there will be a patch backported to this version. You may either wait Jaap release a new version or try deploy the actual repository. It's in fact very easy:
(This is unofficial but that worked for me.) |
Thanks, I was not even sure if someone was aware of this bug. If it's been fixed already, I can wait for the new version. |
Not sure this depends on the zim version. Please let us know if it works again after the 0.70 release. |
Okay, I will, thanks. |
Hi, so I was testing this issue again and I have an update. |
Can't think immediately of a way how the length of the page would affect
the paste behavior.
However in general Zim is optimized for many small to medium pages rather
than a few very large pages.
Regards,
Jaap
Op wo 15 mei 2019 16:10 schreef barrel0luck <notifications@github.com>:
… Hi, so I was testing this issue again and I have an update.
I'm on Zim version 0.71 now.
I still have the issue (but read further).
Since @e3rd <https://github.com/e3rd> commented that he did not, I
decided to test if my notebook had the problem.
So I made a new one and there copy pasting worked perfectly.
However, copy pasting does not work in my previous notebook.
All I can think of is that my notebook is really really really long. It's
just a single page notebook and I enter a new date as a new heading and not
a separate page (I needed scrollable continuity between dates). So maybe
after copy-pasting many many images in my notebook, I reached a point where
this feature broke - and I thought at that time that it had something to do
with updating the distro.
That being said, I'm still able to add images using Insert -> Image... in
my previous notebook, but the shortcut Ctrl V does not work.
Hope this helps!
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Alright! Thanks! |
What's the size of the big file and of the images? |
I tried to, but got tired and bored right away :) |
Every Zim page is stored as a |
Sure: |
Thanks for the info, this may help in the future testing! :) |
Will close this issue unless there is a way to reproduce |
Before Ubuntu switched to the GNOME desktop, Zim on Unity could paste tables copied from LibreOffice Calc as an image. However, in 18.04, with the GNOME desktop, this does not work anymore. Instead I'm reduced to taking screenshots of tables and then embedding them into Zim, which takes longer and is more annoying.
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