> You can do some testing with xclip[0] which allows you to manipulate
> the clipboard and also see requests made to xclip from X to see
> what's going on. If run with the -quiet flag it will stay in the
> foreground and notify you of every request it gets. That way you can
> see if the clipboard s
st with scrollback: https://github.com/strake/st
On Thu, Jan 01, 2015 at 09:19:24PM -0500, Philip Rushik wrote:
> I have attempted to figure this out, but the mechanism st uses seems
> so simple and correct according to what I know of the X11 protocol, so
> I can't figure it out However, somebody here might know st better
> than I do.
You ca
Hi everybody,
I started using st at work on my work computers. At work we all use
linux boxes supplied by the company and we don't get full control over
them. I love st, I think it is by far the nicest terminal emulator
available, however, I needed scroll back and copy paste support to
play nice w
