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Im not even going to mention trend microsystems and kepersky. I've had this trouble with webroot, and lastpass(though never insralled the latter).

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The password vault I use has a 'paste into current field' option, and (to my surprise), it actually does pass this to the password field at the Remote Desktop login screen. However, thats not the only way to 'copy and paste' text or access the clipboard. So it might be debatable whether this, or any other solution, could be accepted as a change to b. Until you log in, you have no user context, and its not running.

A different lightweight desktop could pull in a different generic clipboard manager autostart. I don't think this is a fully general solution. If it works, you could propose this solution for b, in a bug report. You could test adding NotShowIn=GNOME to sktop. If they don't have a specific line like that, the autostart will be started in all desktop environments which support autostart. desktop files include a line like NotShowIn=GNOME Unity. creating a stub package lxde-clipit-autostart, or putting an LXDE-specific autostart inside the non-LXDE specific clipit package. Or maybe the packager felt the alternatives were awkward, i.e. (?) This might justify b providing /etc/xdg/autostart/sktop or something like that, to autostart clipit in any desktop environment.

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It seems plausible you might install it because you want to use it in an environment which is not LXDE, but also supports autostart. The problem is that clipit is not part of LXDE specifically. There seems to an issue that this does not work when you use native Wayland apps and GNOME with Wayland). Some details are mentioned in this old Ubuntu document. (At least, I think GNOME provides a clipboard manager which works for X Windows. (Although, you don't explicitly say if you have the same problem in LXDE as well?) You can define a plugin to view the logs and use less or cat. Selecting one of these will kick you into your fav editor.

I would advise not running clipit -daemon or equivalent in a GNOME session, in case they conflict. New issue copy logs to clipboard 395 Closed xetra11 opened this issue on 6 comments xetra11 commented on You can save the logs and then issue a command to view the screendumps aka sd. The GNOME desktop provides this feature already. Perhaps Debian LXDE expects that you would like something to preserve the clipboard contents on LXDE. However, I expect at least one of the problems it solves, is the problem that the X clipboard for copy/paste is effectively lost when you close the app you copied from. The doc for clipit -daemon (which is autostarted) says it is used 'to keep your clipboard and primary contents safe.' There's several things you might guess this means. Of course if you find a nice clean solution, or the weird effect you find is dangerous enough, you can also report a bug and hope that Debian will solve the conflict. A keylogger might not be logging such data, but its definitely possible. Any applications can read data from the clipboard. Because all applications have access to the clipboard, data can be easily transferred between applications or within an application. different OS install disks for different desktop environments. The clipboard is a set of functions and messages that enable applications to transfer data. There are some good reasons why Ubuntu and Fedora have flavours/spins i.e. If you want the more general advice, it is that installing the meta-package for more than one desktop environment can have pretty weird effects, and you get to clean up the mess :-P.

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