TomTravis
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2 years ago it is not clear what you doing and why you just cannot the crosh sh for this it has cut and paste with scroll and adj buffer save
chroot does not share cut and paste buffer with the host OS unless configured to do so
crouton does not comply with x11 resources or
xsession vars it ignore this in the x11 crouton config best i can tell look at the etc/crouton xserv* files to see if you can add resources there you can try xterm in xiwi this seems to work not x11 server
vim run in xfce-terminal
gnu-emacs open a new window in xiwi
this two programs with run under Crostini start gnu-emacs via cli
you can get the latest version of tmux and see if it run on you config tmux
I'm using Crouton with
sudo startclion a Chromebook.It would seem like there's no way to copy text from within
tmux(w/tmux set -g mouse) running within Crouton and the main ChromeOS pastebuffer?pbcopyandpbpaste; plus the fn function key to disable sending the mouse events through the emulated terminal, to make it possible to do local copy/paste using the scrollback of the Terminal app itself;termux-clipboard-setandtermux-clipboard-get(works even in ChromeOS oncetermux-api.apkis installed in addition to the mainapk);/dev/clipboard; plus you can use the Shift key to avoid sending the mouse events through the terminal, in order to do a local copy-on-select of what's already rendered;startcliin Crouton on a Chromebook?Per https://github.com/rpwoodbu/mosh-chrome/issues/190#issuecomment-424671367, there's a workaround for tmux that consists of disabling the mouse support (with
tmux set -g mouse off), which subsequently lets you perform the local selection with the mouse for an automatic copy-on-selection into ChromeOS; but this workaround is still suboptimal, since the touchpad selection is very limited, error-prone and non-scriptable, plus it's a whole extra step to take to disable and re-enable the mouse support intmux,emacsorvim, for the duration of each copy operation (plus, it always copies something other than what I actually select).I've noticed Linux has a bunch of tools around window managers, like
xclip,xclipboard(in thex11-appspackage),wl-copy/wl-paste(inwl-clipboard) etc, but they don't seem to work withinstartcliof Crouton, returning X11 or Wayland error messages. I've tried them in Crostini, and they don't return any errors there, but don't seem to share the buffer properly with the main ChromeOS, either.I've tried Google, but noone seems to have an answer here. Surely there must be a solution for something so basic, right?!