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Answer : UPDATE I have actually now started using Clippings from the app store. It's $2.99 and worth it. The reasons I decided to stop using PTHPasteboard were that it is a little buggy and I tried to send feedback to the author but never heard anything. Also it is expensive at $25. Wish the author was continuing development and taking requests for a couple of UI/UX fixes, but until then I really like "Clippings" ORIGINAL POST I'm coming from Windows and LOVED the Ditto clipboard manager. It was SO SIMPLE and powerful. Wish I could find the same thing for Mac. I first tried ClipMenu and Jumpcut , and have also tried using Quicksilver 's built in clipboard manager. I have not been too happy with any of them. I also looked at a few articles describing the so called best clipboard manager for mac, like this one. The closest one I could find was Clyppan ($5) until I found this question and tried PTH Pasteboard as Mark had suggested. Here's the...

Answer : Glipper is a GNOME clipboard app, and Parcelite is a GTK+ clipboard manager. Both should be available to install from the repository. If you're using Unity or GNOME Shell, ClipIt is a fork of Parcellite with AppIndicator support (thanks @pydave). It has a Ubuntu package. Diodon is now in the Ubuntu repositories. Install it with: sudo apt-get install diodon -y There's also a PPA with an updated version: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:diodon-team/stable sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install diodon unity-scope-diodon CopyQ is a cross-platform clipboard manager written in Qt that comes with many advanced features. CopyQ features: configurable history size, number of tray menu items, multiple clipboards etc.; editable and searchable clipboard history; encryption; synchronization; keyboard shortcuts for opening the clipboard history, show the tray menu and more; commands: you can define actions or commands when a text copied to the clipboard m...