Sharing the same clipboard with windows
I run Ubuntu and Windows 10 machines. Is it possible somehow share same clipboard contents. Not keyboard and mouse sharing - just clipboard.
14.04 clipboard clipboard-manager
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I run Ubuntu and Windows 10 machines. Is it possible somehow share same clipboard contents. Not keyboard and mouse sharing - just clipboard.
14.04 clipboard clipboard-manager
asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
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I run Ubuntu and Windows 10 machines. Is it possible somehow share same clipboard contents. Not keyboard and mouse sharing - just clipboard.
14.04 clipboard clipboard-manager
asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
1,24172849
I run Ubuntu and Windows 10 machines. Is it possible somehow share same clipboard contents. Not keyboard and mouse sharing - just clipboard.
14.04 clipboard clipboard-manager
14.04 clipboard clipboard-manager
asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
1,24172849
asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
1,24172849
asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
1,24172849
asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
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asked Feb 5 at 15:03
vicovico
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I believe the solution for your problem is Pushbullet which came with that purpose and is also great!
I used that in the past between Windows, Linux and Android but would not remember the whole process again since I'm not in Windows anymore, but, it's easy once you have installed in Linux it would communicate through wifi the same app Linux-Windows and both share.
Other options are KDE connect. (I believe it is possible to configure more advanced actions inside this program for advanced users).
Different suggestions, ideas and tools...
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answered Feb 5 at 15:50
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I believe the solution for your problem is Pushbullet which came with that purpose and is also great!
I used that in the past between Windows, Linux and Android but would not remember the whole process again since I'm not in Windows anymore, but, it's easy once you have installed in Linux it would communicate through wifi the same app Linux-Windows and both share.
Other options are KDE connect. (I believe it is possible to configure more advanced actions inside this program for advanced users).
Different suggestions, ideas and tools...
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
Link 5
answered Feb 5 at 15:50
Tyþë-ØTyþë-Ø
5910
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I believe the solution for your problem is Pushbullet which came with that purpose and is also great!
I used that in the past between Windows, Linux and Android but would not remember the whole process again since I'm not in Windows anymore, but, it's easy once you have installed in Linux it would communicate through wifi the same app Linux-Windows and both share.
Other options are KDE connect. (I believe it is possible to configure more advanced actions inside this program for advanced users).
Different suggestions, ideas and tools...
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
Link 5
answered Feb 5 at 15:50
Tyþë-ØTyþë-Ø
5910
add a comment |
I believe the solution for your problem is Pushbullet which came with that purpose and is also great!
I used that in the past between Windows, Linux and Android but would not remember the whole process again since I'm not in Windows anymore, but, it's easy once you have installed in Linux it would communicate through wifi the same app Linux-Windows and both share.
Other options are KDE connect. (I believe it is possible to configure more advanced actions inside this program for advanced users).
Different suggestions, ideas and tools...
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
Link 5
answered Feb 5 at 15:50
Tyþë-ØTyþë-Ø
5910
I believe the solution for your problem is Pushbullet which came with that purpose and is also great!
I used that in the past between Windows, Linux and Android but would not remember the whole process again since I'm not in Windows anymore, but, it's easy once you have installed in Linux it would communicate through wifi the same app Linux-Windows and both share.
Other options are KDE connect. (I believe it is possible to configure more advanced actions inside this program for advanced users).
Different suggestions, ideas and tools...
Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
Link 5
answered Feb 5 at 15:50
Tyþë-ØTyþë-Ø
5910
answered Feb 5 at 15:50
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