A simple and efficient clipboard manager for Linux users, inspired by Windows clipboard history. With just CTRL + ALT + V, access your clipboard's last 10 copied texts, and easily paste the one you need!
- 🖱️ Quick Access: Show clipboard history with
CTRL + ALT + V. - 🔄 Customizable: Modify hotkey, window size, and other settings as per your needs.
- 🖥️ Open-Source: Feel free to tweak the code as it's open for all.
- 💻 Lightweight: A simple Python-based solution for your clipboard needs.
Follow these steps to install the clipboard manager:
git clone https://github.com/Rickidevs/Clipboard.git
cd Clipboard
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.shSimply press CTRL + ALT + V to open the clipboard history window. Select the text you want to paste, and you're good to go!
If you want to customize some settings, make changes directly in the Clipboard.py file before running the setup.sh script:
🔑 Shortcut Key: Modify the hotkey at line 72. The default is CTRL + ALT + V, but you can change it to any other combination. The WIN key can sometimes cause issues on Linux, so adjust as needed.
🪟 Window Size: You can change the window dimensions at line 35. The current default size is 400x360
🎨 Window Color: You can change the window's background color at line 36.
If you decide to remove the clipboard manager, you can do so with the following commands:
sudo systemctl stop clipboard_monitor.service
sudo systemctl disable clipboard_monitor.service
sudo rm /etc/systemd/system/clipboard_monitor.service
sudo systemctl daemon-reloadTo verify that the service has been successfully removed, run:
systemctl list-units --type=service | grep clipboard_monitor
Feel free to fork the project, submit issues, or contribute to the development. All ideas are welcome!
Enjoy using your new clipboard manager! 🚀 If you run into any issues or have any feedback, don't hesitate to open a new issue on the repository