[Oberon] Re (2): Recent additions in OLR.

[eas lab]

Well yes, for me too the ability to copy a long-text-string is essential on
a new [or being fixed] system. But from your <variable list> and considering
the underlying 'physics', it's obviously very complex! Not to mention, when
pdf or rendered LaTeX is pasted [not by ETHO - of course].

With LEO & with LNO which I need to access the old NativeOberon files,
I use a simple method to <paste between *nix, LEO, NativeObeon>:
each one has a simple one-operation, which stores the/a current-file's
PATH/NAME [to be copied from] in a fixed location.

And then the destination file [via a single operation] loads the stored file,
indirectly via the latest PATH/NAME. This is to access whole files between
the 3: *nix, LEO, NativeObeon.   To just copy a line-of-text, the 3 only need
read/write facility to a common scratch-file.

Can ALO read NativeOberon files on the various N-O partitions?

== Chris Glur.




On 5/10/16, peter at easthope.ca <peter at easthope.ca> wrote:
> P.s., this should have been in my preceeding message.
>
> From:	Peter Matthias <PeterMatthias at web.de>, Tue, 10 May 2016 18:10:36
> +0200
>> For me, clipboard works in Lubuntu in both directions, however, in
>> Kubuntu only from X11 to OLR.
>
> Here, Debian Jessie, updated this morning.  LXDE works
> routinely with no serious problems.
>
> Regards,             ... Lyall E.
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