JetPaste or similar application for Linux?

[vedrisha]

Hi everyone,

I'm new here and please don't take it wrong if this was the topic here on this forum.
I want to start using Linux. I'm really bored with windows and all junks that it collects
The biggest problem is one particular application that I use on windows for which i heard that do not exist on Linux.
The app name is JetPaste. It's used to insert text with a hotkey shortcut where ever you want.
can anyone please help me with this?
Thanks a lot.
P.S. I f you know which Linux distribution is the best for beginner user is the best, please tell me.
Cheers

[Rubberman]

You don't need this tool with Linux. Most desktop UI's have a clipboard tool that will allow you to configure it to behave much this way.

[vedrisha]

You don't need this tool with Linux. Most desktop UI's have a clipboard tool that will allow you to configure it to behave much this way.

Thanks a lot for the response. Can you please give me some link where I can find out more about that tool?
Thanks a million

[rokytnji]

9 – Clipboard Management

By Default in ubuntu when u copy something from an application and closes the application u will not be able to access it from the clipboard. And also when u copy severals text in serial u only have the last on available to you in the clipboard. To solve that install either of the following but Glipper is better because it supports plugins.

Glipper

sudo aptitude install glipper

Then right click ur panel → Add to Panel then drag Clipboard Manager to ur panel

From

To Do List After installing Ubuntu 10.04 aka Lucid Lynx The Indexer

Glipper

Glipper manual

To read the Glipper manual, right-click on the Glipper icon in the panel and choose Help.

The Ubuntu 10.04 Manual Is Now Available - Softpedia

[vedrisha]

I installed pclinuos Full monty and it has multi clipboard. It's pretty same as jetpaste, only difference is key shortcuts. But I suppose that it can be fixed. I'm only using it for couple of days
Thanks everyone for responses.