Clipboard

And `cb` which works cross-platform, via https://github.com/Slackadays/clipboard

Where is the actual, platform-specific business logic in the source code of this software? All I was able to find was https://github.com/Slackadays/Clipboard/blob/6fd7e6b695ebe57... , which opens the X11 connection -- but where does it actually read/write the selection (clipboard)?

From the Clipboard "User Experience Manifesto" [1]: Clipboard does not have any configuration. Note that I said "have," not "use." That's because Clipboard cleverly picks up on certain settings that are present everywhere they're possibly used. One such setting is NO_COLOR. NO_COLOR is an unofficial standard to specify a global disabling of color output by software. If the NO_COLOR environment variable is defined, then programs should not display color. I'm unaware of many programs that actually respect $NO_COLOR. Certainly `ls` and `grep`, the two programs I use the most which display colored output, don't respect that environment variable. `ag` doesn't respect it either. In fact, the only program I use on a semi-regular basis which respects $NO_COLOR is `fd`. All the rest expect a `--no-color` command line param

This is my new little project to build something I've been needing but haven't been able to find, a clipboard system for the terminal. If you ever need to copy or move some file but don't know where exactly, that's exactly what Clipboard excels at. I can't believe this hasn't been done before.