xclip | Command line interface to the X11 clipboard | Development Tools library

I'm trying to store a file in the clipboard in windows mac and linux. For ex: running the script will put a file / files in the clipboard and now I can ctrl+v wherever i want to paste the files.

for windows i have written this code in c#:

I have a problem when using the paper clip in wsl, when using neovim when pressing yy to copy a line I can only paste it in neovim, but what I would like to do is paste it without any complications in a page or a txt file in windows with notepad, that was just an example, I would also like to be able to copy from windows and paste with the letter p in neovim directly, before I could do this, with the same previous configuration file, however I had to format my windows by virus.

Here my configuration file:

A week ago I followed this tutorial, and it successfully worked (even with some changes I did), but today it just won't work.

The edited code is this:

Hello i have build the apk with the command:

buildozer android debug deploy run logcat:

I just installed oh-my-zsh and copied all my user-defined variables and other tid-bits(conda, SDKMAN) to from .bashrc to .zshrc.
I have the Cascadia Code Mono PL font installed on Windows, and Windows Terminal can access it.
oh-my-zsh is configured to use the fino theme

However, after installing oh-my-zsh the (base) that appears as the conda env name moves the CLI line around and breaks it.

Problem Screenshot:

What I've added to the end of my ~/.zshrc file.

I want to read the content of a text file, copy it to the clipboard (if it is not empty) and then paste to the gedit window where the mouse cursor is positioned.

Here is my script:

I have a device connected to the local network that sends a string to a specific port of a PC (connected to the same network) running Debian. On this PC I need to put that string to cursor position (for example, in an opened text editor).

I'm able to read the string from terminal with this command

With xfce4-terminal (on Manjaro): Running chromium "$(xclip -o)" will open the Chromium web browser and visit the content of the clipboard (which is assumed to be a single URL).

I want a desktop launcher to do exactly this. Creating a new launcher (right click on the desktop > create launcher) with the above command in the command field won't work: Chromium is opened, but the address bar says %24%28xclip%20-o%29. What is happening? The tiny bit of bash knowledge I have tells me that I need to escape some characters -- which ones? I tried different things like chromium \"$(xclip -o)\" and chromium "\$\(xclip -o\)", which produce similar outcomes, but I can't figure it out.

I found this specification of launcher items, but I seemingly fail to understand it well enough to apply it to my problem. Or am I completely on the wrong track?

Another application would be this: xfce4-screenshooter -f -s "$(date +screenshot_%Y-%m-%d_%T.png)" takes a screenshot and names the resulting file with a time stamp. It works being directly run in the terminal, but not when configured as an application shortcut in the keyboard settings. Analogously, the file is named $(date +screenshot_%Y-%d_%m-%T.png).

I want to move data from a web site into R by simply copying it, and then in R use the scan command. But I need to do this operating system independent. I know that on Windows I can simply use scan("clipboard") and on MacOS scan(pipe("pbpaste")). But whatever I try on Unix I get an error "No protocol specified".

I found some discussions on this online. Among others, it was suggested that the commands