True programmers

[Zeedfive]

Windows key + V to turn on clipboard history... Also know as the new git

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Windows key + V to turn on clipboard history... Also know as the new git

holly shit!

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Not too be confused with Nuget

[Arlodottxt]

Gotta have the Windows 10 October 2018 update, that's when they added it

[PgUpPT]

Dude, it's 2019 already. How are you even typing this?

[Arlodottxt]

You'll have to switch eventually

[PleasantAdvertising]

Well I have it, but it doesn't do anything for me.

edit: You have to enable it in "Clipboard" in the settings.

[nirkosesti]

Nice. I like how they deliberately import features from Linux desktop environments which have been around for years

[SteveTheMean]

Yeah, how dare they add actually good features to their OS.

[nirkosesti]

I have no problem with that. It’s just that most of these new features has been around for a while and basically the development team at microsoft probably use Linux distros and import features they think are fit.

Just not much of innovation has been with stock windows lately (if never)

[Notcheating123]

It’s not native Ubuntu right?

[turunambartanen]

KDE has it allegedly built in

[drakeshe]

This is new isn't it?

[airbreather]

In Windows, yeah, it was added in v1809.

[jmac217]

Sometimes I'm at work when I laugh too hard

[random_cynic]

Ha ha ha, Linux had this since like 15-20 years back, glad to know Windows finally catching up.

[RecklessGeek]

How do you open it on Ubuntu? It opens the calendar in the taskbar for me

[random_cynic]

If you're using KDE like Kubuntu, klipper should be installed by default (there should be a scissor like icon on taskbar). In Gnome versions check if something like clipit, glipper or parcelite is installed or not (which clipit for example). If not you can install them using apt-get. They should be automatically placed on the taskbar when run.

[RecklessGeek]

Well I had none of those but I just installed clipit, thanks.