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xclipboard is something I download?<br />

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What Linux version are you running?
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Ok, one of the few Linux versions I havent used. <br />
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If the desktop is Gnome based then you can install glipper and add that to your panel, not sure of the install method that SUSE uses. <br />
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If it is KDE than the equiv. program is klipper<br />
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Those should work in place of xclipboard, which might be blocked by your desktop. normally you would run it by opening up and xterm and simply typing &quot;xclipboard &amp;&quot;&nbsp;and hitting return
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Ok, one of the few Linux versions I havent used.

If the desktop is Gnome based then you can install glipper and add that to your panel, not sure of the install method that SUSE uses.

If it is KDE than the equiv. program is klipper

Those should work in place of xclipboard, which might be blocked by your desktop. normally you would run it by opening up and xterm and simply typing "xclipboard &" and hitting return

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I think it is gname<br />
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I search and download glipper ?<br />

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I think it is gname

I search and download glipper ?


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as root try<br />
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zypper install glipper
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You may need to run vncconfig on the server to enable cut and paste, depending on vnc version<br />
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could you proide me with the steps<br />
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Thanks
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You may need to run vncconfig on the server to enable cut and paste, depending on vnc version
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could you proide me with the steps

Thanks

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I am using openVPN open software to connect to remote servers<br />
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Then TightVNC to open a linux session window. The issue I am having is that I cannot cut and paste from TightVNC session to outside notepad
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I am using openVPN open software to connect to remote servers

Then TightVNC to open a linux session window. The issue I am having is that I cannot cut and paste from TightVNC session to outside notepad

TightVNC open software cut and paste feature

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