Every time before I copy or paste I find myself pasting the clipboard to chrome’s URL bar. It would be really useful, if I could see the contents of my clipboard in the panel.
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In the meanwhile, if you use plank, you can add the “clippy” docklets to manage your clipboard.
A right click on its icon will show the history of the clipboard.
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I use clipit which is available in the repositories. It is an appindicator that appears when you run it.
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Thanks for the suggestion, I am now using clippy aswell, but for me it would be better to have it always shown.
In the future I may look in to making it myself.
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I had an idea: dump the contents to sysmonitor’s applet.
There isn’t a good way to get contents of the clipboard, but xclip -o dumps the output to terminal.
When adding xclip -o as a sensor to sysmonitor, sysmonitor shows {No output}
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RasmusKallas, look at CopyQ features which allows you to have a window of the clipboard history in the foreground, with opacity settings and many others options
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CopyQ is really great peace of software, but almost every desktop environment have clipboard manager on their own (GNOME, XFCE, KDE…). I think that budgie has to have good one as well, regardless of other options. By the way many clipboard managers projects are death or not mentained…
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Sadly yes. An example of a native budgie clipboard manager is this project.
It was never finished.
If anyone is interested in forking and completing the project I am sure you will make many people very happy!
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I’ll take it on. I’ve always had a few issues with different clipboard managers; how could I possibly pass this up? 
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Great great! Just drop a link to your repo so that we can all follow (and help contribute) with progress.
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Sure thing - here you go:
Is this fine, or is there a more suitable place to stick it?
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I tried to make it using vala , It’s not Perfect but will make your Clipboard management easier.
To edit variables value you can use dconf.editor
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Thanks to @prateekmedia for working through all the issues.
I have packaged up all of @prateekmedia work into an installable package for both 20.04 and 20.10.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntubudgie/backports
sudo apt install budgie-clipboard-applet
Logout and login and use budgie desktop settings to add the clipboard applet to your panel.
Any suggestions/issues and help to develop then let @prateekmedia via the github repo.
If you want to help to translate the applet into your native language then instructions are on the README on github
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Great job. 
Kudos!
v1.0.0 has been released by @prateekmedia - this has been uploaded to backports and is also now available to be installed in v0.13.3 version of budgie-welcome
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