GPaste Reloaded

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2 months ago 2018-04-15, 11:04 UTC

Last commit: [d9088420] gpaste-reloaded@feuerfuchs.eu: pl.po update (#1774)

A complete rewrite of the GPaste applet based on the Gnome Shell extension

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9 Comments

Tim Abell-2 months ago

Breaks your entire desktop with no path to fixing it. DO NOT INSTALL https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-spices-applets/issues/1757

claudiux-5 months ago

Very usefull. But at install, it freezes Cinnamon. A force logout is necessary. At next login, it's working fine. (On Linux Mint 18.2 with Cinnamon 3.4.6.)

Zverko Veselic-7 months ago

Wow. Adding this to the panel sends my Cinnamon into a death spiral. It crashes, restarts only to instantly crash again etc...

Een Edinson-11 months ago

If you have "Gpaste is not installed" error when adding the applet to a panel even when you have gpaste already installed, you may also need to install gir1.2-gpaste-4.0 package. Somehow that package is not pulled when you install gpaste from repository.

Sam-11 months ago

What all packages are needed to get this running? The message just mentions gpaste, and I already installed that, but it doesn't work.

SvenRieke-1 year ago

I like Diodon, it offers hotkey and much more. It's not an applet, so it's your decision of what you want to use.

Rodrigo Barros Bernardino-1 year ago

I really liked it!! But is there any war to assign a keyboard shortcut to "show the applet", so I just press it and I can search through my history, for example? Thanks!

Feuerfuchs-1 year ago

Right now there isn't a native confoguration for keyboard shortcuts, but you can assign a keyboard shortcut to the following command to make the applet appear: 'gpaste-client show-history'

Feuerfuchs-1 year ago

(I mean, assign that command using Cinnamon's keyboard settings)