fix: enable primary clipboard copy for Wayland/X11 to fix Linux middle-click paste #6370
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…e-click paste Adds optional config `clipboard.linux.enablePrimaryCopy` to copy to primary clipboard in addition to regular clipboard, enabling middle-click paste on Linux and improving compatibility with environments like VMware Workstation that sync only the primary clipboard.
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Summary
Fixes #6110: Adds optional config
clipboard.linux.enablePrimaryCopyto enable primary clipboard copying in Wayland/X11, fixing Linux middle-click paste by populating both regular and primary selections without changing default behavior.Changes
config.ts.clipboard.tsfor conditional primary copying.Labels: bug, opentui