ClipTUI is a terminal-based clipboard history manager for Linux.
It runs as a background daemon, recording clipboard entries locally and providing an interactive terminal interface for browsing, searching, previewing, and restoring previously copied content.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Tracks clipboard activity in the background.
- Provides a keyboard-driven terminal user interface.
- Offers fuzzy search for finding previously copied text, links, commands, and code snippets.
- Includes quick copy shortcuts for recent clipboard items.
- Provides full-screen preview mode for inspecting longer clipboard entries.
- Works across X11 and Wayland desktop environments.
- Stores clipboard history locally in a SQLite database.
- Supports running as a user-level systemd service.
- Includes options for custom database locations and maximum stored item limits.
Website: github.com/ddVital/ClipTUI
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Developer: ddVital
License: MIT License
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