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   From: SINNER <99nesorjd@gates_of_hell.invalid>   
   Subject: Re: Is xClipboard running?  Where?   
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   Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007 02:09:43 GMT   
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   * rupo wrote in alt.os.linux.ubuntu:   
   >       I used Clipcache in Win XP but Clipcache doesn't do Linux,    
   > apparently.  The Synaptic thing gave me xClipboard when I searched for    
   > clipboard.  I installed xClipboard and then checked properties to see    
   > where the files were.  I found it but couldn't run it when I    
   > double-clicked the "x-executable" and so I went to terminal and typed it    
   > in there.  I got "error: a copy of xclipboard is already running"  WTF?    
   >   Where is it?  How does it work?  The only "doc" file I could find    
   > didn't have documentation, just copyright stuff.   
      
   >       Will it be a good substitute for clipcache?  I need something that    
   > will copy ALL of the items I send to the clipboard and KEEP them ALL    
   > there FOREVER just like clipcache did.  Will xclipboard do that or is    
   > xClipboard just a lifo gnome clipboard like Windows had?   
      
   What desktop are you running? Gnome/KDE/XFCE etc...   
      
   Klipper does what you ask. It is a KDE app. There is a XFCE plugin also   
   called xfce4-clipman-plugin.   
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