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# 10. Clipboard {#clipboard}
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- ** Labwc** does not natively support storing of data kept on the clipboard .
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+ ** Labwc** does not store clipboard contents after an application quits .
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For this functionality you need a _ clipboard manager_ .
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- Some clipboard managers to get you started are:
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- - [ cliphist]
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- - [ clapboard]
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- - [ clipse]
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- They all depend on [ wl-clipboard] and there are many more with various
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- features.
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- Once you have a clipboard manager you need to have it start when starting
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- your session, which you can do in ` ~/.config/labwc/autostart ` .
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- You can add a line similar to this:
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+ For example, you could add a line similar to this to
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+ ` ~/.config/labwc/autostart ` :
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```
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wl-paste --watch cliphist store &
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```
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- You then need to access the data. You either need a ` dmenu ` like program
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- for wayland such as ` bemenu ` , ` rofi ` , ` wofi ` or ` tofi ` or a dedicated clipboard
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- application such as ` nwg-clipman ` .
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+ This uses [ cliphist] and [ wl-clipboard] . Other clipboard managers include
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+ [ clapboard] and [ clipse] .
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+ Many clipboard managers have features beyond just keeping the clipboard
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+ alive. See the documentation of the individual tools for further information.
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# 11. Input Method {#input-method}
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