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Subject: Cut'n'paste w/ Java graphical apps in XFree86
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Hi folks,

MY Java development productivity has increased to the point where my
biggest irritation is cut'n'paste between graphical Java apps (AWT and
Swing) and other XFree86 windows (like xterms).

At the moment, I use clumsy old xclipboard as a middle-man to broker
these cut'n'pastes.

Is there a better trick for merging these two cut'n'paste buffers?

Ciao,
Sheldon.