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Micro Editor can not be opened when wl-clipboard is empty #2577
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I can confirm the problem, as well as the mentioned workaround, with micro 2.0.11 and Terminator or Konsole under Arch Linux with KDE Plasma Wayland. Version 2.0.10, however, works in my case. |
I have a similar issue on the KDE spin of Fedora 37 on Wayland. Micro starts up just fine (even after cleaning up Klipper), but behaves as though it has its own clipboard:
Micro prints the The problem persists whether or not The problem occurs in Alacritty and Konsole with either fish or bash as the shell. Workaround: Use Ctrl+Shift+V to paste into micro from the global clipboard and Ctrl+Shift+C to copy from micro to the global clipboard. System info:
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Here is the duplicate: |
Uninstall
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Update: I guess, kwin_wayland is the issue with wl-clipboard. Both are not compatible well together. Gnome Wayland has no issue. |
Description of the problem or steps to reproduce
micro
andwl-clipboard
insteadxclip
.micro
in Konsole (KDE default terminal)Result: Micro can not be opened in Konsole when using
wl-clipboard
becausewl-paste
is empty or nowl-paste
.Micro waits until copy any text from other application, then it will be opened.
Specifications
Commit hash: 225927b
OS: Manjaro KDE Wayland (Latest version, testing branch)
Terminal:
konsole
(KDE default terminal)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: