After upgrading from version 10 > version 11 I am see previously copied items paste incorrectly

[robertstrom]

Describe the bug

Items in the CopyQ "clipboard" that were copied and stored in the "clipboard" collection are not pasting correctly when selected,

I select a previously copied clip and the clip directly below the one that I selected is then pasted

To Reproduce

Don't know how to reproduce

Expected behavior

CopyQ should paste the clip that I selected

Screenshots

Version, OS and Environment

*** Here I reverted back to version 10 and I am still seeing the behavior ***

CopyQ Clipboard Manager 10.0.0
Qt: 5.15.15
KNotifications: 5.116.0
Compiler: GCC
Arch: x86_64-little_endian-lp64
OS: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)

• Application Version (for example 10.0.0)

CopyQ version 11 and, now after reverting back to version 10 I am still seeing the same behavior. So far I am only seeing the behavior in the clipboard collection. I did a bit of testing and have not seen the behavior in any of my other collection, but I have not added anything new to them.

• OS (for example Windows 11, Ubuntu 24.04, Fedora 42, macOS Sonoma 14.4)

Debian 13 / Trixie, recently upgraded from Debian 12

• Desktop environment, window manager (if applicable)

KDE

• Installation method (for example Windows installer, portable zip, Flatpak, Homebrew, manual build)

Downloaded and installed the .deb package. That goes for the installation of CopyQ version 10 and version 11

Additional context

Warning [2025-08-24 09:32:25.235] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 11:04:47.568] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 12:03:02.148] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 13:45:42.487] : CopyQ server is already running.
Warning [2025-08-24 14:06:30.669] : CopyQ server is already running.
Warning [2025-08-24 15:45:48.607] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 15:45:48.643] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 19:35:45.482] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 19:58:16.243] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-24 20:14:53.102] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-27 08:10:11.660] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-27 20:28:23.377] : [default] QtWarning: The X11 connection broke: I/O error (code 1)
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:28:24.621] : Cannot connect to server! Start CopyQ server first.
Warning [2025-08-27 20:31:59.472] : Failed to set global shortcut "Meta+Ctrl+U" for command "Toggle Upper/Lower Case".
Warning [2025-08-27 20:31:59.474] : Failed to set global shortcut "Meta+Ctrl+T" for command "Paste as title case".
Warning [2025-08-27 20:31:59.476] : Failed to set global shortcut "Alt+Shift+Q" for command "Show/hide main window".
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:52.935] : [default] QtWarning: The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die?
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:52.937] : [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Attempting wayland reconnect
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:52.939] : [default] QtWarning: Failed to write to the pipe: Bad file descriptor.
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:55.329] : [kf.statusnotifieritem] QtWarning: KDE platform plugin is loaded but SNI unavailable
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:55.353] : [default] QtWarning: The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die?
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:55.355] : [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Attempting wayland reconnect
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:55.357] : [default] QtWarning: Failed to write to the pipe: Bad file descriptor.
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.371] : Connection lost!
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : Exception during evaluate: Error: Evaluation aborted
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] :
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : --- backtrace ---
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : f@:1
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : createBackup@eval code:32
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : @eval code:36
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : @eval code:43
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : --- end backtrace ---
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] :
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : --- SCRIPT BEGIN ---
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : (function(text) {throw new Error(text);})
ERROR [2025-08-27 20:32:55.373] : --- SCRIPT END ---
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:13.784] : ELAPSED 3588 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:14.785] : ELAPSED 853 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:15.783] : ELAPSED 887 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:16.781] : ELAPSED 751 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:17.782] : ELAPSED 937 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:18.783] : ELAPSED 553 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:19.783] : ELAPSED 924 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 06:37:56.030] : ELAPSED 848 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 06:37:58.021] : ELAPSED 1508 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 06:37:59.021] : ELAPSED 891 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 07:44:53.919] : [default] QtWarning: QThreadStorage: Thread 0x5654a8582b30 exited after QThreadStorage 8 destroyed
Warning [2025-08-28 07:45:20.891] : [default] QtWarning: QThreadStorage: Thread 0x563c8236ab30 exited after QThreadStorage 8 destroyed
Warning [2025-08-28 07:45:34.929] : [default] QtWarning: QThreadStorage: Thread 0x5634a8867b30 exited after QThreadStorage 8 destroyed
Warning [2025-08-28 08:46:33.071] : ELAPSED 540 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 08:46:34.033] : ELAPSED 863 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 08:46:35.022] : ELAPSED 723 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 08:46:36.022] : ELAPSED 904 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 08:46:37.019] : ELAPSED 553 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 08:46:38.019] : ELAPSED 893 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:44.020] : ELAPSED 4138 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:45.021] : ELAPSED 844 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:46.020] : ELAPSED 943 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:47.019] : ELAPSED 751 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:48.019] : ELAPSED 875 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:49.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:01:50.020] : ELAPSED 926 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:05.020] : ELAPSED 4001 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:06.020] : ELAPSED 853 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:07.020] : ELAPSED 893 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:08.019] : ELAPSED 752 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:09.019] : ELAPSED 904 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:10.019] : ELAPSED 555 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 09:12:11.019] : ELAPSED 885 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:38.023] : ELAPSED 4311 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:39.020] : ELAPSED 885 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:40.021] : ELAPSED 926 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:41.016] : ELAPSED 750 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:42.018] : ELAPSED 904 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:43.019] : ELAPSED 598 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:09:44.019] : ELAPSED 949 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:28.019] : ELAPSED 4144 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:29.021] : ELAPSED 851 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:30.019] : ELAPSED 907 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:31.019] : ELAPSED 802 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:32.018] : ELAPSED 953 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:33.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 10:35:34.019] : ELAPSED 891 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:06.022] : ELAPSED 3267 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:07.022] : ELAPSED 860 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:08.020] : ELAPSED 875 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:09.019] : ELAPSED 752 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:10.020] : ELAPSED 877 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:11.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:07:12.019] : ELAPSED 957 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:15:43.026] : ELAPSED 7680 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:15:43.090] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Data access took too long
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:46.018] : ELAPSED 3550 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:47.020] : ELAPSED 907 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:48.020] : ELAPSED 968 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:49.017] : ELAPSED 765 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:50.019] : ELAPSED 968 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:51.019] : ELAPSED 553 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:21:52.018] : ELAPSED 890 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:40.071] : ELAPSED 3438 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:42.016] : ELAPSED 1802 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:43.017] : ELAPSED 851 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:44.016] : ELAPSED 890 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:45.018] : ELAPSED 748 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:46.019] : ELAPSED 904 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:47.019] : ELAPSED 602 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 11:30:48.016] : ELAPSED 908 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:35.017] : ELAPSED 3478 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:36.020] : ELAPSED 882 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:37.017] : ELAPSED 932 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:38.016] : ELAPSED 799 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:39.018] : ELAPSED 964 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:40.018] : ELAPSED 601 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:21:41.019] : ELAPSED 909 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 12:30:32.688] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Clipboard changed again
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:04.042] : ELAPSED 2786 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:06.020] : ELAPSED 1854 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:07.020] : ELAPSED 840 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:08.019] : ELAPSED 898 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:09.019] : ELAPSED 750 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:10.017] : ELAPSED 904 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:11.019] : ELAPSED 596 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:05:12.019] : ELAPSED 874 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:38.024] : ELAPSED 2502 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:39.022] : ELAPSED 895 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:40.020] : ELAPSED 909 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:41.019] : ELAPSED 750 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:42.016] : ELAPSED 918 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:43.020] : ELAPSED 553 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 13:17:44.016] : ELAPSED 892 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:09.023] : ELAPSED 3834 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:10.019] : ELAPSED 909 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:11.020] : ELAPSED 920 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:12.016] : ELAPSED 746 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:13.020] : ELAPSED 904 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:14.018] : ELAPSED 602 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 15:02:15.019] : ELAPSED 896 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:53.021] : ELAPSED 4086 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:54.022] : ELAPSED 860 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:55.019] : ELAPSED 884 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:56.019] : ELAPSED 747 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:57.019] : ELAPSED 932 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:58.016] : ELAPSED 593 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 16:07:59.020] : ELAPSED 967 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:44.021] : ELAPSED 4112 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:45.019] : ELAPSED 846 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:46.020] : ELAPSED 897 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:47.018] : ELAPSED 752 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:48.019] : ELAPSED 927 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:49.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-28 21:07:50.019] : ELAPSED 968 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:20.023] : ELAPSED 2859 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:21.022] : ELAPSED 862 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:22.023] : ELAPSED 946 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:23.018] : ELAPSED 750 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:24.020] : ELAPSED 886 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:25.016] : ELAPSED 549 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 07:40:26.019] : ELAPSED 962 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:49.023] : ELAPSED 2674 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:50.019] : ELAPSED 872 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:51.021] : ELAPSED 910 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:52.020] : ELAPSED 757 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:53.020] : ELAPSED 910 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:54.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 08:17:55.016] : ELAPSED 900 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:37.040] : ELAPSED 2630 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:38.019] : ELAPSED 937 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:39.022] : ELAPSED 855 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:40.020] : ELAPSED 910 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:41.020] : ELAPSED 743 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:42.019] : ELAPSED 905 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:43.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:19:44.019] : ELAPSED 899 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:24.022] : ELAPSED 3820 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:25.019] : ELAPSED 850 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:26.019] : ELAPSED 875 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:27.018] : ELAPSED 751 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:28.019] : ELAPSED 909 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:29.018] : ELAPSED 551 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 10:32:30.019] : ELAPSED 888 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:48.021] : ELAPSED 4235 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:49.018] : ELAPSED 845 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:50.020] : ELAPSED 912 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:51.020] : ELAPSED 753 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:52.019] : ELAPSED 918 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:53.018] : ELAPSED 601 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:01:54.019] : ELAPSED 915 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:38:03.033] : ELAPSED 7723 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:38:03.035] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Data access took too long
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:44.063] : ELAPSED 2833 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:45.023] : ELAPSED 839 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:46.020] : ELAPSED 891 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:47.020] : ELAPSED 912 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:48.020] : ELAPSED 752 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:49.019] : ELAPSED 895 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:50.018] : ELAPSED 598 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 11:52:51.019] : ELAPSED 934 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:12.072] : ELAPSED 3222 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:13.023] : ELAPSED 915 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:14.019] : ELAPSED 836 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:15.020] : ELAPSED 928 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:16.019] : ELAPSED 767 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:17.019] : ELAPSED 912 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:18.017] : ELAPSED 598 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 13:38:19.020] : ELAPSED 896 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:07.040] : ELAPSED 2672 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:07.040] : ELAPSED 2668 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:08.021] : ELAPSED 844 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:09.021] : ELAPSED 859 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:10.018] : ELAPSED 930 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:11.019] : ELAPSED 787 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:12.017] : ELAPSED 881 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:13.018] : ELAPSED 602 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:23:14.019] : ELAPSED 915 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:41.050] : ELAPSED 3695 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:42.045] : ELAPSED 906 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:44.021] : ELAPSED 1923 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:45.020] : ELAPSED 893 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:46.019] : ELAPSED 881 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:47.017] : ELAPSED 741 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:48.017] : ELAPSED 960 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:49.019] : ELAPSED 552 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 15:51:50.018] : ELAPSED 898 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 18:34:27.655] : [default] QtWarning: QThreadStorage: Thread 0x559cf3fe1b30 exited after QThreadStorage 8 destroyed
Warning [2025-08-29 18:42:41.020] : ELAPSED 709 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:22.070] : ELAPSED 2747 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:23.023] : ELAPSED 913 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:24.021] : ELAPSED 901 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:25.020] : ELAPSED 916 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:26.019] : ELAPSED 753 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:27.016] : ELAPSED 901 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:28.019] : ELAPSED 603 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:11:29.020] : ELAPSED 878 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:59:00.061] : ELAPSED 5039 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
Warning [2025-08-29 19:59:00.074] : Aborting clipboard cloning: Data access took too long
Warning [2025-08-29 20:20:57.071] : ELAPSED 2510 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]
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[robertstrom]

@hluk - any thoughts on this?

The only thing that I have been able to do to solve this issue was to roll back to v10 and restore from a previous backup.

[hluk]

I select a previously copied clip and the clip directly below the one that I selected is then pasted

Do you use any custom commands overriding the copy/paste shortcuts?

Downloaded and installed the .deb package. That goes for the installation of CopyQ version 10 and version 11

Is the package from https://github.com/hluk/CopyQ/releases?

There are a lot of strange errors in logs:

Warning [2025-08-27 20:28:23.377] : [default] QtWarning: The X11 connection broke: I/O error (code 1)

• no idea why it uses X11 - I'm assuming CopyQ runs under KDE Wayland session

Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:52.935] : [default] QtWarning: The Wayland connection broke. Did the Wayland compositor die?
Warning [2025-08-27 20:32:52.937] : [qt.qpa.wayland] QtWarning: Attempting wayland reconnect

• Some KDE issue?

Warning [2025-08-27 21:29:13.784] : ELAPSED 3588 ms accessing [data:TIMESTAMP]

• Some application has problem providing clipboard or maybe an issue with Wayland compositor

There was some other strange issue on Debian 13 (creating random files in home directory - #3087). I wonder if the package needs to be rebuilt - maybe some library in Debian 13 got changed in a slightly incompatible way.

[hluk]

Qt: 5.15.15

Oh, this should be updated to Qt 6 on newer Debian. Qt 5 has not been updated for some time.

Can you install the official package from the distribution instead (copyq plus the copyq-plugins)? They use Qt 6: https://packages.debian.org/trixie/copyq

Also, backup your configuration before installing the other version. Migrating to Qt 6 changes INI/conf files in a backwards incompatible way, so tab/command icons and some unicode characters will be broken if you want to return to the Qt 5 version of the app later.

[robertstrom]

Do you use any custom commands overriding the copy/paste shortcuts?

No

Is the package from https://github.com/hluk/CopyQ/releases?

Yes, always

no idea why it uses X11 - I'm assuming CopyQ runs under KDE Wayland session

No, I hate Wayland. I am running using KDE X11

Can you install the official package from the distribution instead (copyq plus the copyq-plugins)? They use Qt 6: https://packages.debian.org/trixie/copyq

Yes, I can, but that is CopyQ v10, not v11

I am still looking into this but I think that I have a system that is a brand new build of Debian 13 KDE that I have upgraded to CopyQ 11 without issue. The difference is that is a brand new build where this machine that I have been having the issues on was upgraded to Debian 13 from Debian 12. I am doing some further testing.

Getting back to the Qt 5 vs Qt 6 and the fact that CopyQ is only v10 in the Debian repos. Any thoughts on how to get to CopyQ v11 on my system?

Thanks!

[hluk]

No, I hate Wayland. I am running using KDE X11

Hmm, not sure why the "Wayland" errors show up in logs then.

Can you try running CopyQ with the following command to see if there is any difference?

# exit any running instance first
copyq exit

# force Qt to use X11 mode
export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb
copyq

Any thoughts on how to get to CopyQ v11 on my system?

It would be best to wait for the package to be available in the official distro repositories. Not sure how long it takes on Debian for a new package version to be available.

[robertstrom]

I have not run the copyq commands yet, but I will and will report back (probably later today)

I am very curious as to why the need to use the package from the Debian distro repos. What is the difference between your

• copyq_11.0.0_Debian_11-1_amd64.deb
• copyq_11.0.0_Debian_12-1_amd64.deb
• copyq_11.0.0_Debian_13-1_amd64.deb

packages and the Debian distro repo packages?

I have always only used the packages that you post here on GitHub for any Debian / Ubuntu based systems (e,g Kali Linux, Pop!_OS, Debian).

[hluk]

I am very curious as to why the need to use the package from the Debian distro repos.

I'm not a Debian package maintainer. The packages provided by me use some outdated configuration.

I also still use obsolete Qt 5 to build the packages because some older supported distros do not support Qt 6.

See the Debian (and other distro) files used by me to build the packages: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:lukho:copyq/CopyQ-Qt5

I tried updating the configuration to use the Debian files from official repos (+ Qt 6), but the Build Service does not like some configuration: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:lukho:copyq/CopyQ

[robertstrom]

Looking at the Debian stable versions and what version of CopyQ they offer mean that it may be unlikely that the version available will get upgraded. Bookworm (Debian 12) is still only offering version 6.4.0 of CopyQ.

From my perspective ... that is insane!

I have been using CopyQ for probably 5 years or more now and have always used the deb packages from the GitHub repo and never had any issues installing on Kali Linux and Pop!_OS, and Debian 12.

I looked at the build service and saw the errors. I am NOT a developer and you may have already done this / may have already tried this but ... here is a Google search that I did based on the errors that I saw. Hopefully it helps make it possible to create deb packages for newer Debian builds.

Thanks!

https://www.google.com/search?q=build+service+unresolvable%3A+nothing+provides+libkf6notifications-dev%2C+nothing+provides+libkf6statusnotifieritem-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-base-private-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-declarative-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-svg-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-tools-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-tools-dev-tools%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-wayland%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-wayland-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-wayland-dev-tools&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS1066US1066&oq=build+service+unresolvable%3A+nothing+provides+libkf6notifications-dev%2C+nothing+provides+libkf6statusnotifieritem-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-base-private-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-declarative-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-svg-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-tools-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-tools-dev-tools%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-wayland%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-wayland-dev%2C+nothing+provides+qt6-wayland-dev-tools&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOdIBCDQ2OTBqMGo0qAIDsAIB8QXyfLWnpPSQQg&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[robertstrom]

Slightly different topic but loosely related.

CopyQ 11 is available in the Fedora 42 repos. Fedora 42 is Wayland only (remember I am not a fan of Wayland ... the 15 year old display manager / server that still, after 15 years, is not up to X11 level of compatibility / usability). I did see that it may be possible to install X11 in Fedora 42, I have not done that yet.

One thing that I noticed right away is that the CopyQ window position is not saved when you either minimize and then maximize or when you close and then reopen the program.

This is just one of the things that irritates me about Wayland.

I did some searching and saw some comments that, as of KDE Plasma 6.4, that remembering a windows position is supposed to work ... with a big caveat. It is the developers responsibility to do whatever it is that they need to do to tell Wayland to remember

https://blogs.kde.org/2025/04/12/this-week-in-plasma-the-beginnings-of-wayland-session-restore/

Since the world is going BS crazy (in more ways than just this) and moving towards Wayland only, is the CopyQ program actively developing to be fully compatible with Wayland (in making things as close to X11 behavior as possible)?

You might find this humorous - https://blogs.kde.org/2025/08/30/this-week-in-plasma-saved-clipboard-items-and-tablet-touch-rings/

Plasma’s clipboard now lets you mark entries as favorites, and they’ll be permanently saved so you can always access them easily! This is very useful when you find yourself pasting the same common text snippets all the time. The feature request was 22 years old; this may be a new record for oldest request ever implemented in KDE! (Kendrick Ha, link)

Thanks!

[hluk]

Another idea: Can you use Flatpak? See: https://copyq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html

I release the Flatpaks myself with the new app versions.

There could be some downsides to using the Flatpak apps. For example, they do not have access to some parts of file system by default (for safety reasons) - this mainly means the other apps installed in the system won't be available from CopyQ (there could be some workaround though).

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I looked at the build service and saw the errors.

The "nothing provides" errors are expected, since most older systems are missing the new libraries.

More important are the errors for Debian 13 which I couldn't find a solution for.

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About Wayland: CopyQ still supports X11, but I got used to Wayland downsides. As you mentioned, one problem is that the main window just opens in the middle of the screen - not a big deal for me. I think there is a workaround that allows KDE to remember the window position.

I did some searching and saw some comments that, as of KDE Plasma 6.4, that remembering a windows position is supposed to work ... with a big caveat. It is the developers responsibility to do whatever it is that they need to do to tell Wayland to remember

This could work, but I need to implement some non-standard wayland protocol that KDE uses, which may not work with other desktop environments. The implementation is also messy and complex (C source code generated from some XML files and used in C++).

Actually, I have a couple of failed code branches where I tried to implement this (and other protocols). I recently even tried to use an AI agent (claude-4-sonnet) to help with that, but it only created some dummy methods. Perhaps I should try again, asking it to implement it for the specific protocol KDE uses.

Ideally, I need some simple C++ library to handle the existing messy protocols. It would be great if Qt supports them, but I think they are not happy about the complexity either. :)

[tsujan]

I need to implement some non-standard wayland protocol that KDE uses, which may not work with other desktop environments.

All Wayland compositors I've tested have ways of putting specific windows at specific positions. I use CopyQ under kwin_wayland, labwc and Wayfire, and have put its main window at the center by adding rules specific to those compositors.

In short, it's only the Wayland compositor that decides where windows should be. There's no general way of doing it.

[robertstrom]

In short, it's only the Wayland compositor that decides where windows should be. There's no general way of doing it.

Which is why I am not at all a fan of Wayland. I want my window where I want my window. Nothing should prevent me from doing that. Last I looked Wayland is 15ish years old. The fact that it is that old and still has not figured out how to allow users to place their windows where they want them to and have them stay there is insane, unacceptable.

So we have terminal applications that let you specify exactly how you want the layout to be ... this many panels with this exact configuration (splits horizontal and vertical, this many tabs, etc) ... yet when I want my clipboard application to always open up on the RH side of my screen in this location I cannot have that.

Isn't Linux supposed to be (among other things) about what you want, how you want it? How is this acceptable?

This is going backwards, not forwards. And everyone thinks it's the path forward. Every time I search around about this all I see is people complaining about Wayland.

What the hell are these people thinking?!?!?

[hluk]

For most apps, it would be great if the window manager itself restores the last window position and size automatically based on the application name, window class and other parameters.

Another solution would be for the desktop environment to pop up a dialog asking for a permission (like on macOS) if an app wants to do something potentially dangerous or insidious (setting window position or accessing the system clipboard) and remember the choice.

Not sure why this is still a problem after so long. Maybe Wayland is missing some important features to enable it. Letting every app implement some protocols that work only on with specific compositors is not a good approach.

[tsujan]

I wasn't talking about the quality of Wayland but how things work under it: the positions of "layers" (e.g., for panels) can be set in codes but not those of normal windows, which are decided by the compositor or the rules that the user may add to it.