On Thu, Jan 04, 2007 at 11:30:23AM +1800, Bo Peng wrote:

> > However, I can live with C-c and C-v, so if you have strong opinions
> > about a theoretical good behaviour, and by this theory you think that
> > it is a deadly sin to copy selection to clipboard, then I can bear
> > with it. I can understand your point. I don't agree with it, but I am
> > aware that this is a sort of religious belief and also know that this
> > kind of discussion is not going to bring us somewhere.
> 
> It is not my religious belief. There will be many complaints if
> selection changes windows clipboard because none of the windows
> applications does that.

I would say "most windows apps don't do that", but I don't insist on
this point. I even see that many programs try to emulate what word
or other MS apps do, because that is what people expects.

> > I am for whatever solution makes copy&paste an easy action. But we need
> > a solution because right now copy&paste is a convoluted action.
> 
> If things go right, selection/middle-button-paste should work at the
> end. Just that they have nothing to do with windows clipboard. I guess
> you can accept this.

I would like to be able to paste clipboard by middle mouse if the
selection is empty, but I see that you have strong opinions on this
point, so I don't insist on it, either. However, when you'll have a
buzzing in your ears, you will know that I am pasting something in
LyX by C-v ;-)

-- 
Enrico

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