This is probably simple, but I thought I would post it in case someone else missed it like I did. For the longest time, I could not figure out how to copy and paste from the keyboard into an SSH session.
I figured out pretty quickly that I could use the menu on the toolbar to copy and paste:
The keyboard is the part that I couldn’t figure out at first.
In the perferences, you can find that the Remmina terminal has two options for copy and paste, but you have to use the Host key. By default, they are Host + C and Host + P.
My problem was that I didn’t know what the Host key was. I felt quite silly when I found that it was a preference on the Keyboard tab! By default, it is the right control key.
Thank you for this post. If you think about it, why would it be assumed that someone trying to figure out how to use remmina would know what a “Host key” is. I count myself as one of the unfortunate untutored.
THANKS!
Yes, someone else missed it! 7 years after your post.
I felt just like this guy:
“Where’s the any key? I see esc, ctrl and pigup.”
https://youtu.be/9akWR7Bl2Mw