Re: Cut-Copy/Paste behavior
Jay Smith <jay-BB6z0fKkvBxWk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.usability.annoyances |
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| Organization | Jay Smith and Associates |
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> On Monday 08 September 2003 02:25, Reilly Burke wrote: > >>We are trying to get the point across that it's not that Linux has >>implemented an incorrect method - our point is that it appears that >>nobody in the Linux world has even thought about the subject at all. >>That's what is really annoying! Linux is really an IT back-end >>operating system, not a general office productivity package. >> garry wrote: > I run Linux at a school (SuSE 8.2) and cut and paste works perfectly. > We see it as an advantage that you dont have to tell the OS to stick > something on the clipboard and our students are grateful for this behaviour. > Contrary to not thinking about cut and paste the developers have come up with > an elegant solution. > > Only our opinion > Regards > garry Garry, The problem that I have is that most of my paste operations are intended to *replace* content, i.e. double-click the content and hit Ctrl v. However, as soon as you highlight by some method, you change what is in the buffer. That is not appropriate. Jay