I use macOS and Linux and it does happen from time to time. Yelling at the computer doesn't seem.to fix the problem so far, but I'll report back of it does.
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I gotta use macOS occasionally to make ipa builds and I don't have command key and remapping ctrl doesn't work so I gotta use mouse
Ctrl + Shift + c
Ctrl + v
I use Arch, btw
I have ctrl-c and ctrl-v as mouse buttons
Win + V shortcut shows clipboard history on Win 11 and works well for me. I haven't looked for anything similar on Linux yet using the Super key.
Kde keeps clipboard history in the system tray, its probably possible to bind it to a hotkey as well
I'm pretty sure it's bound to Super+V by default now. It's bound like that for me and I don't remember if I changed it in global keybinds or not.
The best alternative I found was CopyQ, but I did have to write some custom automation scripts to move the window into position and close it when clicking away
If you can't trust the C button, better use CMD not CTRL, because you are likely on a mac