ClipIt: I can't access Preferences












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According to ClipIt: how to use actions? :
If you Right-Click on the ClipIt icon you will see the Preferences Item.
But that is not true! At least not on my Ubuntu 18.04. I get a list of clips whether I right-click or left-click.
I also asked the question on https://sourceforge.net/p/gtkclipit/support-requests/4/ but nobody has answered.










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    According to ClipIt: how to use actions? :
    If you Right-Click on the ClipIt icon you will see the Preferences Item.
    But that is not true! At least not on my Ubuntu 18.04. I get a list of clips whether I right-click or left-click.
    I also asked the question on https://sourceforge.net/p/gtkclipit/support-requests/4/ but nobody has answered.










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      According to ClipIt: how to use actions? :
      If you Right-Click on the ClipIt icon you will see the Preferences Item.
      But that is not true! At least not on my Ubuntu 18.04. I get a list of clips whether I right-click or left-click.
      I also asked the question on https://sourceforge.net/p/gtkclipit/support-requests/4/ but nobody has answered.










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      According to ClipIt: how to use actions? :
      If you Right-Click on the ClipIt icon you will see the Preferences Item.
      But that is not true! At least not on my Ubuntu 18.04. I get a list of clips whether I right-click or left-click.
      I also asked the question on https://sourceforge.net/p/gtkclipit/support-requests/4/ but nobody has answered.







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      Henrik R.Henrik R.

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          I also use Ubuntu 18.04 and ClipIt. At first i did config too many history items, and then indeed i had the same problem : at the bottom of the ClipIt list are 5 menu items (in order top to bottom) : Offline mode, About, Manage history, Preferences and Quit .. but they were not visible due to the config .. so i edit the file /home/[user]/.config/clipit/clipitrc and i changed items_menu=# to a lower number (mine is 18 max now, due to screen resolution and font size). If this was your problem, then here's how to solve it.






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          • Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

            – Henrik R.
            Aug 16 '18 at 16:11



















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          I also had the same problem with VMWare + linux. I installed / updated vmtoolkits etc. Finally got the answer.



          Troubleshooting :
          1. Select some text (in browse, text file etc).
          2. Press Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V consequently very quickly. (In less than 1 second)
          3. If the text get pasted, the problem is with the purging time of the OS.



          Goto Preferences > History tab >



          a) Deselect "Purge history after timeout" OR
          b) :Put a larger value like 10 seconds for "Purge history after timeout"



          enter image description here






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            I also use Ubuntu 18.04 and ClipIt. At first i did config too many history items, and then indeed i had the same problem : at the bottom of the ClipIt list are 5 menu items (in order top to bottom) : Offline mode, About, Manage history, Preferences and Quit .. but they were not visible due to the config .. so i edit the file /home/[user]/.config/clipit/clipitrc and i changed items_menu=# to a lower number (mine is 18 max now, due to screen resolution and font size). If this was your problem, then here's how to solve it.






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            • Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

              – Henrik R.
              Aug 16 '18 at 16:11
















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            I also use Ubuntu 18.04 and ClipIt. At first i did config too many history items, and then indeed i had the same problem : at the bottom of the ClipIt list are 5 menu items (in order top to bottom) : Offline mode, About, Manage history, Preferences and Quit .. but they were not visible due to the config .. so i edit the file /home/[user]/.config/clipit/clipitrc and i changed items_menu=# to a lower number (mine is 18 max now, due to screen resolution and font size). If this was your problem, then here's how to solve it.






            share|improve this answer
























            • Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

              – Henrik R.
              Aug 16 '18 at 16:11














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            I also use Ubuntu 18.04 and ClipIt. At first i did config too many history items, and then indeed i had the same problem : at the bottom of the ClipIt list are 5 menu items (in order top to bottom) : Offline mode, About, Manage history, Preferences and Quit .. but they were not visible due to the config .. so i edit the file /home/[user]/.config/clipit/clipitrc and i changed items_menu=# to a lower number (mine is 18 max now, due to screen resolution and font size). If this was your problem, then here's how to solve it.






            share|improve this answer













            I also use Ubuntu 18.04 and ClipIt. At first i did config too many history items, and then indeed i had the same problem : at the bottom of the ClipIt list are 5 menu items (in order top to bottom) : Offline mode, About, Manage history, Preferences and Quit .. but they were not visible due to the config .. so i edit the file /home/[user]/.config/clipit/clipitrc and i changed items_menu=# to a lower number (mine is 18 max now, due to screen resolution and font size). If this was your problem, then here's how to solve it.







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            • Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

              – Henrik R.
              Aug 16 '18 at 16:11



















            • Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

              – Henrik R.
              Aug 16 '18 at 16:11

















            Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

            – Henrik R.
            Aug 16 '18 at 16:11





            Thanks! That was probably the problem, but luckily I now use Clipboard Indicator instead. It doesn't have the problems that many other clipboard managers have in my experience. It has a max. of 50 history items. That is my setting.

            – Henrik R.
            Aug 16 '18 at 16:11













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            I also had the same problem with VMWare + linux. I installed / updated vmtoolkits etc. Finally got the answer.



            Troubleshooting :
            1. Select some text (in browse, text file etc).
            2. Press Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V consequently very quickly. (In less than 1 second)
            3. If the text get pasted, the problem is with the purging time of the OS.



            Goto Preferences > History tab >



            a) Deselect "Purge history after timeout" OR
            b) :Put a larger value like 10 seconds for "Purge history after timeout"



            enter image description here






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              I also had the same problem with VMWare + linux. I installed / updated vmtoolkits etc. Finally got the answer.



              Troubleshooting :
              1. Select some text (in browse, text file etc).
              2. Press Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V consequently very quickly. (In less than 1 second)
              3. If the text get pasted, the problem is with the purging time of the OS.



              Goto Preferences > History tab >



              a) Deselect "Purge history after timeout" OR
              b) :Put a larger value like 10 seconds for "Purge history after timeout"



              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer








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                I also had the same problem with VMWare + linux. I installed / updated vmtoolkits etc. Finally got the answer.



                Troubleshooting :
                1. Select some text (in browse, text file etc).
                2. Press Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V consequently very quickly. (In less than 1 second)
                3. If the text get pasted, the problem is with the purging time of the OS.



                Goto Preferences > History tab >



                a) Deselect "Purge history after timeout" OR
                b) :Put a larger value like 10 seconds for "Purge history after timeout"



                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer








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                I also had the same problem with VMWare + linux. I installed / updated vmtoolkits etc. Finally got the answer.



                Troubleshooting :
                1. Select some text (in browse, text file etc).
                2. Press Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V consequently very quickly. (In less than 1 second)
                3. If the text get pasted, the problem is with the purging time of the OS.



                Goto Preferences > History tab >



                a) Deselect "Purge history after timeout" OR
                b) :Put a larger value like 10 seconds for "Purge history after timeout"



                enter image description here







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