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I am using XQuartz as a Unix terminal on my MacBook Pro, together with a standard Apple Magic Mouse. Unix requires a 3rd ("middle") mouse button to paste something into a terminal window. Is there some way to emulate this? Right now, I can use "copy" in XQuartz to copy from an xterm window into the Mac clipboard, but there is no "paste" command to put something on the command line. Any advice?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.15
On the XQuartz Preferences Panel:
With these settings, I can copy and paste to the macOS Mojave clipboard, and using option+left-click, the contents of the clipboard will paste into an xterm. I am using an Apple Magic Mouse 2.
On the XQuartz Preferences Panel:
With these settings, I can copy and paste to the macOS Mojave clipboard, and using option+left-click, the contents of the clipboard will paste into an xterm. I am using an Apple Magic Mouse 2.
Awesome! This works
How can I paste in a terminal window in XQuartz?
