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I've tried ctrl-C copying some text in the web browser and then ctrl-V pasting it in X-terminal but it doesn't work... am I doing something wrong or it is not possible to do this?
 

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CTRL+V is not a shortcut to paste in terminal, and CTRL+C in terminal terminates an app.

On a desktop you have to hold Shift too.
On the N900 just click the title bar (menu) and click paste.
 

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Ah. Thanks.
 

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thanks from me too :-)
 

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Originally Posted by MohammadAG View Post
CTRL+V is not a shortcut to paste in terminal, and CTRL+C in terminal terminates an app.

On a desktop you have to hold Shift too.
On the N900 just click the title bar (menu) and click paste.
Thanks a lot!
 

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aaah, but why is there not a keyboard shortcut?
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Isn't it also a common way to paste things in X to use the middle mouse button?
 

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is it possible to copy text from x terminal and paste it into another application?
 

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Yes, press the arrow cursor icon in the bottom left. That will switch off scrolling. Then you can select your text. The Copy option is in the menu.
 

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