How to paste text from an external source into the xterm edited file?
Solution 1
In xterm
middle click works for me, as does Shift+Insert. There possibly are other methods, but those are the ones I just tested.
Solution 2
Give a try to ctrl+Shift+V for pasting text (which are copied from external sources) into gnome-terminal
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Tim over 1 year
I want to copy some text from a webpage and paste it into a file opened with xterm editor. How can I paste my text into the xterm edited file?
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Avinash Raj almost 10 yearstry middle-click or shift-insert to paste inside xtrem.
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Admin almost 10 yearsThank you, but I tried before posting my question and it did not succeed.
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Avinash Raj almost 10 years@begueradj it works for me.
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swift almost 10 yearsHaha, nice joke, @begueradj ))
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Admin almost 10 yearsThank you so much Tim. I have been in a big trouble this morning. Your command is so simple and does not require any tool to install.
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swift almost 10 yearsI am inside a big fantastic slight ... zero usefulness ok, @begueradj thank you for your nano circumference ))