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I have recently moved to bookworm and Wayland, and I have not found a way that works with gnome-terminal or terminator that will allow me to string together a set of keystrokes and enter it into the terminal session. I must be able to enter control or alt in the strings.
Is there a way that works with Gnome and Wayland?
I am open to a different terminal program if needed.
klugja wrote: ↑2024-03-20 22:31
string together a set of keystrokes and enter it into the terminal session. I must be able to enter control or alt in the strings.
I'm not clear on what you want to achieve. Can you provide us with a use case?
which in most terminal programs would copy and past the highlighted text to the current entry point.
In older versions of Debian I could use the emulated middle mouse button to do this on my trackball, but that does not seem to work anymore. But why not just have say Window-Z, which right now doesn't seem to do anything, be mapped to
I thought I stated that in #3. I just want to be able to do a quick cut and paste of highlighted text for a terminal program in one short keystroke. Its speeding up what I have to type. From my perspective, this is a loss of functionality brought about by Wayland.
I finally solved my problem. By switching to X11, SDDM, and KDE Plasma, my middle button emulation settings now work, which did not in Gnome/Wayland.
Now I can cut and paste in a terminal emulator with a single middle button click, and scrolling works too! I hope X11 doesn't go away until somebody fixes this issue in Gnome.