Hi everyone,
I'm running into a frustrating clipboard issue on Fedora with KDE Plasma (Wayland) and could use some help troubleshooting.
The Problem
When I copy text (using Ctrl+C or Right-click > Copy), I cannot paste it. Right-click > Paste or Ctrl+V just pastes nothing.
If I look at the KDE clipboard history widget, I can actually see the copied text listed, but it is always preceded by an empty token.
Testing from the terminal:
If I test this using wl-clipboard, the paste output is completely empty:
What DOES work (Primary Selection):
Middle-click pasting works perfectly fine, but only for text that is currently highlighted/selected (Primary Selection).
Settings I've already checked:
In the KDE Clipboard configuration, I currently have "Keep selection and clipboard the same" UNCHECKED.If I actually check this option, the standard clipboard still doesn't work, and it breaks my middle-click functionality too.
Has anyone run into this specific empty token loop on Wayland or know what might be intercepting the standard clipboard buffer?
Any pointers would be highly appreciated!
I'm pretty sure, it worked in the past.
I'm running into a frustrating clipboard issue on Fedora with KDE Plasma (Wayland) and could use some help troubleshooting.
The Problem
When I copy text (using Ctrl+C or Right-click > Copy), I cannot paste it. Right-click > Paste or Ctrl+V just pastes nothing.
If I look at the KDE clipboard history widget, I can actually see the copied text listed, but it is always preceded by an empty token.
Testing from the terminal:
If I test this using wl-clipboard, the paste output is completely empty:
Bash:
wl-copy 1234
wl-paste
What DOES work (Primary Selection):
Middle-click pasting works perfectly fine, but only for text that is currently highlighted/selected (Primary Selection).
Settings I've already checked:
In the KDE Clipboard configuration, I currently have "Keep selection and clipboard the same" UNCHECKED.If I actually check this option, the standard clipboard still doesn't work, and it breaks my middle-click functionality too.
Has anyone run into this specific empty token loop on Wayland or know what might be intercepting the standard clipboard buffer?
Any pointers would be highly appreciated!
I'm pretty sure, it worked in the past.
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