clearer explanation of the clipboard options

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nadrad 2022-09-26 17:11:27 +02:00
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The normal `os` clipboard works fine for most users, but some users may need other options:
* `os` uses the global clipboard via xclip and similar tools.
* `internal` uses an internal variable as the clipboard (won't exchange text with external applications).
* `file` uses `/tmp/h-m-m` by default, or aother file set by the `clipboard_file=/path/filename` setting as the clipboard.
* `command` uses `clipboard_in_command="command %text%"` to send content to a shell command and `clipboard_out_command="command"` to read content.
* `--clipboard=os` uses the global clipboard via xclip and similar tools.
* `--clipboard=internal` uses an internal variable as the clipboard (won't exchange text with external applications).
* `--clipboard=file` uses `/tmp/h-m-m` by default, or aother file set by the `--clipboard_file=/path/filename` setting as the clipboard.
* `--clipboard=command` uses `--clipboard_in_command="command %text%"` to send content to a shell command and `--clipboard_out_command="command"` to read content.
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