Copy (CRTL+C) fails recurrently in first time it is used
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I have a weird problem I don't know how to solve or even to debug.
I copy (in general, no specific application) with CTRL + C and paste with CTRL + V.
I would say that 70% of the times I use CTRL + C the copy fails and, when I paste with CTRL + V, I'll paste the content that was already copied on the clipboard.
If I hit CTRL + C like three or four times, the content will be copied but, on the first time, it will almost certainly fail.
Can somebody, please, give me any ideas on how to solve this?
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I have a weird problem I don't know how to solve or even to debug.
I copy (in general, no specific application) with CTRL + C and paste with CTRL + V.
I would say that 70% of the times I use CTRL + C the copy fails and, when I paste with CTRL + V, I'll paste the content that was already copied on the clipboard.
If I hit CTRL + C like three or four times, the content will be copied but, on the first time, it will almost certainly fail.
Can somebody, please, give me any ideas on how to solve this?
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Can't reproduce this. Post specific system specs including the specific version of Ubuntu you are using.
– vanadium
Nov 13 at 11:07
Can you try just selecting text and middle-clicking instead of the ctrl-c-ctrl-v shenanigans
– ulidtko
18 hours ago
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I have a weird problem I don't know how to solve or even to debug.
I copy (in general, no specific application) with CTRL + C and paste with CTRL + V.
I would say that 70% of the times I use CTRL + C the copy fails and, when I paste with CTRL + V, I'll paste the content that was already copied on the clipboard.
If I hit CTRL + C like three or four times, the content will be copied but, on the first time, it will almost certainly fail.
Can somebody, please, give me any ideas on how to solve this?
shortcuts clipboard copy paste
I have a weird problem I don't know how to solve or even to debug.
I copy (in general, no specific application) with CTRL + C and paste with CTRL + V.
I would say that 70% of the times I use CTRL + C the copy fails and, when I paste with CTRL + V, I'll paste the content that was already copied on the clipboard.
If I hit CTRL + C like three or four times, the content will be copied but, on the first time, it will almost certainly fail.
Can somebody, please, give me any ideas on how to solve this?
shortcuts clipboard copy paste
shortcuts clipboard copy paste
edited Nov 15 at 14:08
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Can't reproduce this. Post specific system specs including the specific version of Ubuntu you are using.
– vanadium
Nov 13 at 11:07
Can you try just selecting text and middle-clicking instead of the ctrl-c-ctrl-v shenanigans
– ulidtko
18 hours ago
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Can't reproduce this. Post specific system specs including the specific version of Ubuntu you are using.
– vanadium
Nov 13 at 11:07
Can you try just selecting text and middle-clicking instead of the ctrl-c-ctrl-v shenanigans
– ulidtko
18 hours ago
Can't reproduce this. Post specific system specs including the specific version of Ubuntu you are using.
– vanadium
Nov 13 at 11:07
Can't reproduce this. Post specific system specs including the specific version of Ubuntu you are using.
– vanadium
Nov 13 at 11:07
Can you try just selecting text and middle-clicking instead of the ctrl-c-ctrl-v shenanigans
– ulidtko
18 hours ago
Can you try just selecting text and middle-clicking instead of the ctrl-c-ctrl-v shenanigans
– ulidtko
18 hours ago
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I found out this was related to the focus policy.
Since I had mouse focus policy configured, sometimes CTRL + C would not copy since the window I was trying to copy from did not have focus.
I changed the focus policy to follow click instead of mouse, and the problem seems to be solved.
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I found out this was related to the focus policy.
Since I had mouse focus policy configured, sometimes CTRL + C would not copy since the window I was trying to copy from did not have focus.
I changed the focus policy to follow click instead of mouse, and the problem seems to be solved.
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I found out this was related to the focus policy.
Since I had mouse focus policy configured, sometimes CTRL + C would not copy since the window I was trying to copy from did not have focus.
I changed the focus policy to follow click instead of mouse, and the problem seems to be solved.
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I found out this was related to the focus policy.
Since I had mouse focus policy configured, sometimes CTRL + C would not copy since the window I was trying to copy from did not have focus.
I changed the focus policy to follow click instead of mouse, and the problem seems to be solved.
I found out this was related to the focus policy.
Since I had mouse focus policy configured, sometimes CTRL + C would not copy since the window I was trying to copy from did not have focus.
I changed the focus policy to follow click instead of mouse, and the problem seems to be solved.
edited Nov 15 at 17:14
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answered Nov 15 at 10:00
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Can't reproduce this. Post specific system specs including the specific version of Ubuntu you are using.
– vanadium
Nov 13 at 11:07
Can you try just selecting text and middle-clicking instead of the ctrl-c-ctrl-v shenanigans
– ulidtko
18 hours ago