Streamline Your Linux Workflow

Highlight text anywhere. Press F4. Done.

Instant clipboard sync across your Linux desktop with enterprise-grade security.

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Instant Capture

One-key workflow from any application

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Secure by Design

Unique device keys, encrypted transmission

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Cross-Desktop

Works with GNOME, KDE, XFCE, and more

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Zero Config

Automatic setup for most environments

Native Support

  • Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or newer
  • Debian 11 (Bullseye) or newer
  • Linux Mint 20 or newer
  • Pop!_OS 20.04 or newer
  • Elementary OS 6 or newer
  • Zorin OS 16 or newer

With Package Conversion

  • Fedora (with alien package converter)
  • openSUSE (with alien package converter)
  • Arch Linux (with debtap converter)
  • CentOS/RHEL (with alien package converter)

Desktop Environments

GNOME (automatic F4 setup) Ubuntu Unity (automatic F4 setup) KDE Plasma (manual F4 setup) XFCE (manual F4 setup) MATE (manual F4 setup) Cinnamon (manual F4 setup)

Quick Install

  1. Download the .deb package
  2. Open terminal in Downloads folder
  3. Run: sudo dpkg -i memory-clip_2.1.0_all.deb
  4. Dependencies will install automatically
  5. F4 shortcut configured automatically (GNOME/Ubuntu)
Shared Systems: Installation updates F4 for your account. Other users need to reinstall to use their account.

GNOME/Ubuntu: F4 configured automatically during installation

Other Desktops: Manual setup required

KDE Plasma

  1. Open System Settings
  2. Go to Shortcuts > Custom Shortcuts
  3. Click "Edit" > "New" > "Global Shortcut" > "Command/URL"
  4. Set Trigger to F4
  5. Set Command to: /usr/bin/memory-clip

XFCE

  1. Open Settings Manager
  2. Go to Keyboard > Application Shortcuts
  3. Click "Add" button
  4. Set Command to: /usr/bin/memory-clip
  5. Press F4 when prompted for shortcut key

Other Desktops

  1. Open your desktop environment's keyboard settings
  2. Create new custom shortcut
  3. Set command to: /usr/bin/memory-clip
  4. Assign F4 key as trigger

Common Issues

  • If dependencies fail: sudo apt update && sudo apt install -f
  • For permission issues: Check if user is in input group
  • For clipboard issues: Install xclip (X11) or wl-clipboard (Wayland)
  • For notification issues: Install libnotify-bin package

Known Limitations

  • Works best with native desktop applications
  • Some web-based systems (Gmail, etc.) may have limitations
  • One active user per system (last installer gets F4 functionality)