Sergey Bugaev

Hi again (and sorry for the late reply — I've started writing it, then restarted my browser, and it apparently decided to just forget everything I've written. Ah, the wonders...

I tend to agree, actually. There clearly isn't enough interest in collaborating on a proper protocol from the wlroots or KDE sides. So we should make the best of what...

> Sounds like a good idea as well, so that we don't suddenly introduce any crashes to scripts that don't know about the new environment variable and simply read the...

> do we really need to distinguish between `clear` and `sensitive`? The idea was that you'd set `sensitive` *with* the sensitive data (when you copy your password) and `clear` once...

Just like in #102, you *can copy* git patches, it's just the target software that doesn't want to paste them 🙂 I should add a workaround for the type, but...

Yes, everything works *except* for pasting into the target application (because it doesn't think it can paste git patches, even though it can, because git patches are just text). Copying...

> `local/wl-clipboard 1:2.0.0-1` I'm guessing that notation means you're using wl-clipboard 2.0, is that right? By pasting "on" Xwayland applications, do you mean pasting something you've copied using `wl-copy` *into*...

> I suppose I need to report the bug elsewhere, but I don't know where. I'd have assume sway This is why I've asked you to try with a different...

I get it that you're using Arch btw, you can stop showing me your pacman invocations :smile: > Sorry, never used compton and a bit in a rush atm. Sure,...

> It looks like I need to run wl-copy twice in a row in order for future logs to be printed to stdout. No, this should absolutely not happen, are...