Add clipboard-history@axaul : Clipboard History applet #7196
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This applet provides a simple clipboard history manager for the Cinnamon desktop. It allows users to browse, reuse and manage recently copied text entries. Features include: - Menu-based access to clipboard history - Optional debug mode for developers - Configurable item limit and check interval - Keyboard shortcut support The applet does not depend on external package to work.
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This PR adds a new applet: Clipboard History (clipboard-history@axaul)
The applet allows users to:
This is the initial submission.
The applet was originally developed by me, on my personal GitHub repository:
https://github.com/GALLIC-A/HistoriquePressePapiersPourCinnamon
All strings are translatable. Localization support is included.
The commits aren't directly associated with my GitHub account because I'm not logged in under the same name on my operating system. However, I'm the one who developed and submitted this PR.