Cannot bind ctrl+c
and ctrl+v
to copy or paste in linux
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Cannot bind ctrl+c to copy in linux (Ubuntu 24.04). If I select it drops the selection but doesn't load anything into the clipboard. Note: I change my interrupt key to This is the keyboard input: |
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There's an open discussion here, and yes, I need this too :) |
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I read the discussion and it's about letting Would it still be covered by that implementation? |
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I'm running arch linux + gnome and copy paste works by adding the lines to the config file:
(what I haven't worked out yet is how to send a ctrl-c (sigint) ) |
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I can't reproduce this. Copy works fine for me. Is there a specific keyboard layout or anything else odd going on that can help me reproduce this? |
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Was this aimed at me? Emacs uses ctrl+c a lot, when I press I have a Lenovo Legion laptop, UK keyboard and KDE Plasma (EndeavourOS). I do use keyd to modify some keys (including left control):
If I tap ctrl, it launches ghostty, cannot see if that would affect it, but will test later, but am on my way out for a while. |
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After trying this once again, copying was working fine! I cannot determine what could have fixed it -- besides having rebooted my computer a few times since then I have not used ghostty or made any changes :/ |
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I might have found the reason. Configuration changes are not picked up on config reload, and neither are they picked up when closing and reopening ghostty.
I had to kill the ghostly instance, which left a lingering process, and thereafter start it to, for example, pick up background opacity. Likely the hotkeys not being picked up was the same issue.