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Hi. I want to use copy/paste on my (Linux) terminal with super+c instead of the default ctrl+shift+c.
this is what I am doing in my Settings>Keyboard>Shortcuts>Custom Shortcuts:
it works sometimes, but the other times it just sends a ^C. I believe that this is an inaccurate replication of the keystrokes i sent as input. Can someone please help me understand this issue ? Is there a better way to do this?
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Hi. I want to use copy/paste on my (Linux) terminal with super+c instead of the default ctrl+shift+c.
this is what I am doing in my Settings>Keyboard>Shortcuts>Custom Shortcuts:
bash -c 'echo passwd | sudo -S ydotool key ctrl+shift+c 2> /dev/null'
it works sometimes, but the other times it just sends a ^C. I believe that this is an inaccurate replication of the keystrokes i sent as input. Can someone please help me understand this issue ? Is there a better way to do this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: