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The answer is DEPENDANT on which implementation of X you have. <br />
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FOR EXAMPLE: &nbsp; In Gnome, found on RedHat and other distributions, COPY is Shift-Ctrl-C, and PASTE if Shift-Ctrl-V.<br />
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Your mileage may vary, again- this all depends on which &quot;X&quot; implementation and desktop manager you are running.<br />
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Hope this helps, --kcb<br />

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The answer is DEPENDANT on which implementation of X you have.

FOR EXAMPLE:   In Gnome, found on RedHat and other distributions, COPY is Shift-Ctrl-C, and PASTE if Shift-Ctrl-V.

Your mileage may vary, again- this all depends on which "X" implementation and desktop manager you are running.

Hope this helps, --kcb


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You can highlight what you want to copy with your mouse and click right and left mouse button in the same time to the location you want to paste.<br />

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You can highlight what you want to copy with your mouse and click right and left mouse button in the same time to the location you want to paste.


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Besides the mouse buttons, are there hot keys to copy and paste in xterm?
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Besides the mouse buttons, are there hot keys to copy and paste in xterm?

How do you Copy and Paste in XTerm

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