Revisions to Copy to clipboard using Bash for Windows

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edited Oct 21, 2019 at 13:15

In Build 14393 or later, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL console, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

To read from clipboard:

powershell.exe -command "Get-Clipboard"

In Build 14393 or later, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL console, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

In Build 14393 or later, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL console, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

To read from clipboard:

powershell.exe -command "Get-Clipboard"

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edited Jun 12, 2019 at 9:32

AfterIn Build 14393 or later, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL console, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

After 14393, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

In Build 14393 or later, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL console, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

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created Apr 14, 2017 at 8:48

After 14393, if you want to copy something to clipboard in WSL, just add '.exe' to what you do in Windows cmd.

echo "aaa"|clip.exe

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