Closed PhilipWhiteside closed 5 years ago
Hello, I use command -v xclip
to check if xclip is installed.
Refer to How to check if a program exists from a Bash script?
Before install xclip:
➜ /mnt/d/project > command -v xclip
➜ /mnt/d/project > echo $?
1
After install xlip:
➜ /mnt/d/project > command -v xclip
/usr/bin/xclip
➜ /mnt/d/project > echo $?
0
You can try these command, and show the result.
Hi !
Same error here on Manjaro...
~ >>> command -v xclip
/usr/bin/xclip
~ >>> echo $?
0
Thank you for help !
Hello, I'm unable to get this working on Fedora Core 28. I have installed xclip from the default repo, but still get the error of
The same result happens regardless of how I paste it
I tested xclip and it works fine within the terminal
Am I missing something, do I need to add an extra step?