#Paste it keyboard install#

I haven't used it myself but it looks like it has similar options. You can use just the keyboard to copy and paste files around on your Windows or Mac machine.

#Paste it keyboard install#

If you want an alternative for Tmux you might try dvtm ( sudo apt-get install dvtm dtach). Someone even made a tmux extension to simplify the copy/paste action to the system clipboard in tmux. These do however require the use of the prefix key. Very rudimentary copying and pasting can be done using this however for a bit more usefulness I recommend using a Vim-style copy/paste config.Įnabling a Vim-style of copy/paste can be done with this config file or another config file. You don't need the command prefix key to execute the commands in the ~/.nf file.įor more info about the things available for ~/.nf check this link It will look like this bind-key -n C-t new-window Let Paste It do it for you, or any other text that you use frequently. simply add the following in that file: bind-key -n If however you want to keep using tmux you can also change the keyboard shortcuts of tmux by adding commands to ~/.nf. You can change these keyboard shortcuts in the keyboard preferences of your (non-tmux) terminal. I always use Ctrl+ Shift+ C and Ctrl+ Shift+ V to copy and paste in my (non tmux) terminal.