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github.com/charles-m-knox/go-fltk-clipboard
A simple clipboard manager.
Features dark/light mode and portrait/landscape mode.
Coming soon.
Linux requirements:
xclip
or xsel
Other platforms are untested but may work. See compatibility here.
This application can be installed via Flatpak:
# if you do not have flathub added as a remote, please add it first, so that
# the necessary flatpak runtimes can be acquired:
flatpak --user remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
flatpak --user remote-add --if-not-exists cmcode https://flatpak.cmcode.dev/cmcode.flatpakrepo
flatpak --user install cmcode dev.cmcode.go-fltk-clipboard
This repository makes use of git lfs
for tracking its word dictionaries. Please ensure you have it working.
To build, run
make build-prod
To install to ~/.local/bin/
, run
make install
To build the flatpak, use:
make flatpak-build-test
This will install a local version of the flatpak, and you can run it via
flatpak --user run dev.cmcode.go-fltk-clipboard
Once you're satisfied with it, you can then proceed to release it, assuming the remote repository's mount point is set up correctly:
# WARNING: This will update the globally available repository!
make flatpak-release
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