Ringboard provides Linux clipboard history with dedicated terminal, graphical and command-line clients, plus X11 and Wayland support.
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Ringboard provides Linux clipboard history with dedicated terminal, graphical and command-line clients, plus X11 and Wayland support.
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The applications featured here keep the focus on fast, keyboard-driven clipboard management in the terminal.
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The applications featured here keep the focus on fast, keyboard-driven clipboard management in the terminal.
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Stash manages Wayland clipboard history with a terminal interface, persistent storage, optional encryption, sensitive filters and expiry.
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Clipboard Manager keeps a local clipboard history and provides a ratatui-powered interface for selecting previous entries.
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Homie is a terminal clipboard manager with fuzzy history search, multi-selection, Bash and Zsh integration, and tmux popup support.
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Clippy keeps searchable clipboard history in a terminal interface, with pinned entries, detailed previews and local storage on Linux.
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ClipTUI runs as a background daemon, recording clipboard entries locally and providing an interactive terminal interface.
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Ortu is a local-first clipboard manager built with Tauri, Rust, and SvelteKit.
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Clapboard is a clipboard manager for Wayland written in Rust.
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TFCBM is a clipboard manager for Linux. It keeps a searchable history of everything you copy.
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Panox is a modern, visually appealing clipboard manager designed specifically for Wayland compositors.
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Waypin is a sleek clipboard viewer for Wayland/X11 with GTK3.
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nocb describes itself as a nearly optimal clipboard manager – fast, compressed, hash-based storage.
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Clipvault is a clipboard history manager for Wayland, inspired by cliphist. It’s written in the Rust language.
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Qlipmon is a clipboard history saver with native rofi plugin and DBUS interface.
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Netboard is a client/server application that allows to share your clipboard between different devices.
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clipse is a Linux clipboard manager with a searchable terminal interface, image previews, pinned history and optional auto-paste.
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superclipboard is a tool to manage your clipboard history with a beautiful and simple interface.
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Clipboard Sync is a utility that synchronizes the clipboard across multiple X11 and Wayland instances running on the same machine.
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