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Useful clipboard inspection tools?

From Jeremy Ardley <jeremy@ardley.org>
Newsgroups linux.debian.user
Subject Useful clipboard inspection tools?
Date 2021-05-07 06:40 +0200
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I have a problem with a linux gtk application when I copy some text from 
a window.

I can paste the text into pluma and openoffice documents on the same 
machine without problem, but when I use remote desktop to a windows 
machine the paste doesn't work.

If I paste into pluma and then copy from pluma I can then paste into the 
remote windowsdesktop.

I want to chase down what I assume is a mimetype problem. I have found 
xclip but it doesn't give me anything useful. In particular, say I do a 
screenshot and copy to clipboard, xclip doesn't know anything about the 
screenshot image.

I am using Mate desktop and need a high class tool that can give 
accurate reports on all the data and mimetypes of the clipboard contents.

Any suggestions?


-- 
Jeremy

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