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To be able to paste from Nautilus we'd need some way of detecting and parsing that syntax. xclip doesn't seem to offer any image targets, and none of the given options are obviously distinct:
Could also affect other GUI file managers, no idea.
When you copy an image in Nautilus/GNOME Files, the result of
xclip -selection c -o
is something like this:To be able to paste from Nautilus we'd need some way of detecting and parsing that syntax.
xclip
doesn't seem to offer any image targets, and none of the given options are obviously distinct:$ xclip -selection clipboard -o -t TARGETS TIMESTAMP TARGETS MULTIPLE text/uri-list UTF8_STRING COMPOUND_TEXT TEXT STRING text/plain;charset=utf-8 text/plain
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