▲ | culebron21 a day ago | |||||||
Because on Ubuntu, they're Ctrl+SHIFT+C/V/X. I've seen Ctrl+C/V not work, and assumed that Bash didn't implement it at all. I've learned the right way casually about 7 years into using Ubuntu. | ||||||||
▲ | tzot a day ago | parent [-] | |||||||
Ctrl-Shift-C/V/X are not implemented in bash; it's the terminal emulator program that handles these. So the default terminal emulator of Ubuntu (gnome-terminal I assume, but ICBW) knows about a “system” clipboard and copies stuff to it and on paste feeds bash with the copied data. If you press Ctrl-Alt-F1 (and F2, F3, depends on your distribution's defaults) you can login and in your login shell, which I understand is bash, Ctrl-Shift-C/V/X have no difference to shiftless Ctrl-C/V/X. | ||||||||
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