Not sure how long this has not been possible in dolphin. I first noticed it a few days ago and assumed it was a configuratinn issue. Today I attemted to fix it and found no way to do it. The context menu choices do not include paste actions. For now I am using Duplicate here as a work around. I am a recently updated Fedora 36 workstation. Any ideas on how to proceed? Emmett

Not sure how long this has not been possible in dolphin. I first noticed it a few days ago and assumed it was a configuratinn issue. Today I attemted to fix it and found no way to do it. The context menu choices do not include paste actions. For now I am using Duplicate here as a work around. I am a recently updated Fedora 36 workstation. Any ideas on how to proceed? Emmett

I can repeat it every time. Go to my home directory in dolphin, right click on a file and select copy, then right click in the file list, and no way to paste that copied file is in the context meu. I use CopyQ and I do see that cop;y selection did get into the list. The list shows file:///home/emmett/temp to be pasted. If I paste that into a konsole command line I see that text. Not sure what should happen in that case, but I suspect that is my issue.

Wayland doesn't seem to be totally ready for primetime so I us X11. I just updated my worksation to the latest, which included a lot of KDE and plasma update, But Dolphin still doesn't show a paste option. Howver I just found that if I select coopy for a directory, the Paste one directory option does show up in the context menu. Copyq contains the same info as for a file, so now I am pretty convinced it isn't copyQ that is the problem. Since no one else seemse to be seeing this I have to assume it is a configuration issue.  And I have no idea at this point where to look.  Especially as pasting a copied directory does work. Emmett On 7/3/22 3:11 PM, Colin J Thomson wrote: > On Sunday, 3 July 2022 22:57:08 BST Emmett Culley wrote: > >> I can repeat it every time.  Go to my home directory in dolphin, right click >> on a file and select copy, then right click in the file list, and no way to >> paste that copied file is in the context meu.  I use CopyQ and I do see >> that cop;y selection did get into the list.  The list shows >> file:///home/emmett/temp to be pasted.  If I paste that into a konsole >> command line I see that text.  Not sure what should happen in that case, >> but I suspect that is my issue. > Out of curiosity are you using Wayland as it works fine here on X11. > > Colin

On 7/11/22 12:15, Emmett Culley wrote: > On 7/5/22 6:00 PM, Emmett Culley wrote: >> Wayland doesn't seem to be totally ready for primetime so I us X11. >> >> I just updated my worksation to the latest, which included a lot of KDE and plasma update, But Dolphin still doesn't show a paste option. >> >> Howver I just found that if I select coopy for a directory, the Paste one directory option does show up in the context menu. >> >> Copyq contains the same info as for a file, so now I am pretty convinced it isn't copyQ that is the problem. >> >> Since no one else seemse to be seeing this I have to assume it is a configuration issue.  And I have no idea at this point where to look. Especially as pasting a copied directory does work. >> >> Emmett >> >> On 7/3/22 3:11 PM, Colin J Thomson wrote: >>> On Sunday, 3 July 2022 22:57:08 BST Emmett Culley wrote: >>> >>>> I can repeat it every time.  Go to my home directory in dolphin, right click >>>> on a file and select copy, then right click in the file list, and no way to >>>> paste that copied file is in the context meu.  I use CopyQ and I do see >>>> that cop;y selection did get into the list.  The list shows >>>> file:///home/emmett/temp to be pasted.  If I paste that into a konsole >>>> command line I see that text.  Not sure what should happen in that case, >>>> but I suspect that is my issue. >>> Out of curiosity are you using Wayland as it works fine here on X11. >>> >>> Colin > > Thinking this might be a copyQ issue I stopped copyQ and started klipper.  Still no paste choice in context menu after copyinf a file in dolphin. > > No one esle is seeing this? This (in the attached picture) is what you are missing?