Description of problem: I have a weird problem with the clipboard in a gnome 3 session: selected and copied text (into the clipboard with ctrl+c) always overwrites geometrical objects (rectangles aso) if editing a libreoffice document: That means: if copying text with ctrl+c (after selection) and then additionally copy some graphical object (with ctrl+c too), then if perform a pasting with ctrl+v will always paste the older clipboard text entry and not the copied graphical object. I found out that I can get rid of this effect by killing gpasted (/usr/libexec/gpaste/gpasted). After this, I can work with ctrl+c/ctrl+v as usual. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: See description Steps to Reproduce: 1.See description 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
gpaste version: gpaste-1.6-1.fc16.x86_64 (sorry, I forgot)
I can state more precisely my report: I found out that killing only once gpasted, in the following gnome3 session the described buggy copy/paste behaviour did no more appear! I can additionally report that the clipboard contents even survived a system reboot or a logout (during the buggy copy/paste periods of gnome3 sessions I reported above)
(In reply to comment #2) > I can state more precisely my report: I found out that killing only once > gpasted, in the following gnome3 session the described buggy copy/paste > behaviour did no more appear! > > I can additionally report that the clipboard contents even survived a system > reboot or a logout (during the buggy copy/paste periods of gnome3 sessions I > reported above) I found out that gpaste always is installed together with gnome-shell-extension-gpaste which I installed for testing purposes. I removed gnome-shell-extension-gpaste in the mean time by yum, but gpaste was not removed together with gnome-shell-extension-gpaste. Question: Can this be the reason for the described misbehaviour?
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 742763 ***
*** Bug 756604 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***