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In the terminal, why can't i paste a command that i have copied to the clipboard, with the regular Ctrl+V shortcut? I have to actually use the mouse and right click to then select paste.
(Using Mint cinnamon)
...because that would make Ctrl+C Cut/Copy and that would be really bad. It would kill whatever was running.
So, it becomes Ctrl+Shift+C and paste got moved in the same way for consistency.
I use Ctrl+C to copy far more often than to break a process or something. I demand that Ctrl+Shift+C be reconfigured! 😀