• WraithGear@lemmy.world
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    2 hours ago

    Ctrl + Shift + V

    No more copying mystery garbage format, fonts, and colors from a different document. Why it isn’t standard to just copy raw data and a function to copy the format i will never know

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      53 minutes ago

      It was. It used to just work. This is what they took from us, those monsters.

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      3 hours ago

      For me it’s usually Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+Shift+V

      Seriously, why would anyone ever want to paste with formatting?!

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        If Nvidia could figure out their shit on Wayland is be over on CachyOS for gaming but I just ran into to many crashes and such with my 4090

        My complaint mostly comes from having to use windows 11 for work though. That I can’t control 😭

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    Here’s the kicker: I work in SolidWorks. I frequently use the measure tool and copy dimensions from an assembly to paste into a part sketch. It used to always work, but lately it hasn’t been reliable, pasting an empty string into the dimension entry instead. However, if I paste the copied text into Notepad first, then copy the text from Notepad, I can then paste it back into SolidWorks just fine.

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    I’ve noticed that web browsers have been good at capturing Ctrl+<char> sequences and passing them on to the right context.

    For example, if I have a terminal console open in a web browser (e.g. google code, or jupyter notebook), I notice that using Ctrl+C to kill a process does correctly pass through my desktop manager, through my web-browser, and to the console to kill the process. If I click just outside of the console window but still within the web-browser, then Ctrl-C acts like a normal copy command.

    Not sure what my point is, other than it perpetually boggles my mind how many layers of software a key stroke has to pass through before it acts on the actual layer that you want.

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      5 hours ago

      Try control shift v. It’ll paste without the sources formatting. I’m thinking that is what is causing us all ire.

  • unmagical@lemmy.ml
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    7 hours ago

    I can see paste work, and the times it doesn’t are from copy shitting the bed.