Clipboard manager

[Rom Raptor]

I think Glipper should be included by default. Choice is good, but I think many new users won't look for clipboard managers. They'll just wonder why such a basic function doesn't work. There are many applications pre-installed that also have equivalents. I'd say a clipboard manager is more basic than say for instance a certain torrent client.

[Susu]

I'd prefer parcellite, but else I agree

[Rom Raptor]

I haven't tried parcellite. What's better about it?

[pazuzuthewise]

I like diodon. Unlike glipper or parcellite, it also supports images copied to memory. It works well in cinnamon.

[papamint]

Get "copyq" from sourceforge. It works well in LinuxMint 18 Mate

[xenopeek]

I doubt the majority of users install a clipboard manager or would even use one if it was installed. Might even confuse. It's a tool I think for "power copiers"

[Cosmo.]

This is an very old thread, which always implies the question, if after 3 years the given info is still up-to-date. As it now has been revived: I recommend ClipIt and I would be in loss without it.