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Dive into this Five Minute Friday with NetworkChuck as he unveils a game-changing tip for tech enthusiasts: copying and pasting in the terminal! Learn how to seamlessly transfer data between your terminal and clipboard using simple commands, whether you're on Linux, Windows, or macOS. This tutorial covers everything from installing essential tools to setting up aliases for efficiency. Perfect for anyone looking to streamline their workflow and enhance productivity. Don't miss out on these practical tips and tricks!

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**00:00** - Introduction: Essential Terminal Copy-Paste Trick
**01:04** - Mac Users: Built-in pbcopy and pbpaste
**01:13** - Linux and WSL Users: Installing xsel
**01:56** - Basic xsel Commands for Clipboard Management
**02:17** - Creating Aliases for Easier Commands
**03:27** - Remote Server Clipboard Access Setup
**05:56** - Final Test and Wrap-Up

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[adsonmettler]

Enjoyed a lot the 5 minute Fridays!! Please, keep doing!

[NetworkChuck]

Dive into this Five Minute Friday with NetworkChuck as he unveils a game-changing tip for tech enthusiasts: copying and pasting in the terminal! Learn how to seamlessly transfer data between your terminal and clipboard using simple commands, whether you're on Linux, Windows, or macOS. This tutorial covers everything from installing essential tools to setting up aliases for efficiency. Perfect for anyone looking to streamline their workflow and enhance productivity. Don't miss out on these practical tips and tricks!


****00:00**** - Introduction: Essential Terminal Copy-Paste Trick
****01:04**** - Mac Users: Built-in pbcopy and pbpaste
****01:13**** - Linux and WSL Users: Installing xsel
****01:56**** - Basic xsel Commands for Clipboard Management
****02:17**** - Creating Aliases for Easier Commands
****03:27**** - Remote Server Clipboard Access Setup
****05:56**** - Final Test and Wrap-Up

[Reed-]

This is my favorite tech youtuber simply because of how much fun he has doing these vids😊😊

[felicytatomaszewska]

I already have been using this hack / command for several years but still watched because your style is enjoyable. You don't to say sorry, you can make it 10-mins friday, we will love it.

[fmetall]

if you're on wayland, like on the last version of ubuntu, you need to install wl-clipboard and alias wl-copy as pbcopy and wl-paste as pb-paste

[yaboy]

🥺God bless u and ur family. Thank u for all of the free education you provide to millions of us. You and others like yourself are truly a blessing.

[jonnyawright]

I spent hours yesterday trying to get this to work directly on Windows with no joy. Took the WSL approach and working perfectly now 💗

[Seedlinux]

awesome 5 min friday! Love this useful short videos

[playeronthebeat]

Definitely ssh keys as a five minute friday. Definitely.

Especially its functionality with the ssh .config where usernames & hosts can be specified to use ssh <hostname> and be auto logged in as a specific user.

It's a really, really good function!

[Damien-kmvl]

On Windows you can use Get-Clipboard and Set-Clipboard. Because on Windows, you only use Powershell of course!

[muckiSG]

Working with Linux nearly 30 years and there is always something to learn ... :-) keep on with 5 minutes (or 6) on Friday!

[tagashi]

1st 🤙 I became network engineer and left my Dev career because of you 🤙🤙🤙

[jeremyindelicato]

If you try this on Linux like Fedora it might not work due to wayland. You can use wl-clipboard instead (wl-copy & wl-paste).

[halbblutprnz]

Your keyboard sound is amazing…i love this sound

[tinac]

Love love love 5 minute Fridays. Yet another reason to look forward to Fridays! Thank you for all you do.

[pinlap]

Thank you! I already feel the ways this will save me frustratoin - just with ssh. More 5 minute fridays please.

[yevsey]

If it relies on x11 forwarding - it won't work on a server without a display server. Or on machines that are running Wayland rather than x11, as the Linux desktop is moving towards

[lesleybw]

Keep these comings, a quick and enjoyable vid

[big_darkside]

You should keep it up, the 5 mins are so enjoyable on the any day you want ✌

[ryanfarrel]

Good tip. On Android/Termux shell, the commands to alias are termux-clipboard-set and termux-clipboard-get (part of Termux:API)