"The other clipboard" is part of the problem I'm describing. Why would you have "the other clipboard" in your system?
But you know what: I've read the replies in this discussion and I rest my case. It seems that most Linux users are OK with the current situation and do not even want to hear about the possibility of a better solution. This is why things will not change.
I'll just use OS X for development, happily paying Apple a premium for getting things to work for me.
"The other clipboard" is part of the problem I'm describing. Why would you have "the other clipboard" in your system?
But you know what: I've read the replies in this discussion and I rest my case. It seems that most Linux users are OK with the current situation and do not even want to hear about the possibility of a better solution. This is why things will not change.
I'll just use OS X for development, happily paying Apple a premium for getting things to work for me.