The options don't list it, but `man pwsafe` still mentions the -x/--xclip option and states that it is the default option if $DISPLAY is set.
I tried rebuilding from the source and ran into problems - the configuration portion of the install of apt-build ended up dying on me and I initially had segmentation faults when I ran it. I removed and reinstalled and now have (I think) a working apt-build. I downloaded and installed pwsafe from source with the following commands sudo apt-build source pwsafe sudo apt-build --reinstall --force-yes install pwsafe However I still don't have the X buffer features when I run the binary... This is on a two week old Kubuntu 6.06 install, btw... -- pwsafe in Dapper universe lacks X Clipboard functionality https://launchpad.net/bugs/46620 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
