Closed smetroid closed 5 months ago
Closing this ticket, leaving this comment here for reference, hopefully it helps someone else.
Hello @smetroid,
I believe this issue is actually a dupe of #666.
Could you please try the gh-666
branch and undo your set -s copy-command 'wl-copy'
modification?
I merged #666, can you please try the most recent master
branch while undoing your set -s copy-command 'wl-copy'
modification please?
@gpakosz I commented out my update (set -s copy-command 'wl-copy'
) and updated my local .tmux
repo with the latest code from master. I can confirm that the latest master updates have fixed the mouse selection to OS clipboard on Fedora 39 Wayland ... no need for the change mentioned above.
Thank you for your work and this repo
Thanks @smetroid for the confirmation, much appreciated
Sry, I am new to the tmux here and very much liked its convenience.
I tried to pull the latest repo and enable my mouse mode, I could select the text but could not copy it in the tmux(I know prefix + p could do it, but it's not convenient.) or my Mac clipboard. What should I do here?
Hello @lzy37ld,
Please open a separate issue and detail your OS, tmux version, terminal emulator and what you're trying to achieve and how.
Thank you
I came here to see if anyone else was having issues with mouse selection and copying the selected text to the OS clipboard on Fedora Wayland. It turns out that I had to add the following line to my
.tmux.conf.local
file to get it working.Credit goes to the person below.
https://www.guyrutenberg.com/2021/07/02/tmux-wayland-clipboard-integration/