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Use wl-copy on Linux so copied text remains available after the clipboard object exits. This fix was suggested with the help of ChatGPT using OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol, while troubleshooting woti on Omarchy/Wayland Linux.
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On Wayland Linux, pressing
creports "Copied!" but the clipboard contents can disappear immediately because the temporary arboard clipboard object is dropped.This changes the Linux clipboard path to use
wl-copy, while leaving the existing arboard behavior unchanged on non-Linux platforms.Tested on Omarchy/Hyprland with
wl-pasteand SUPER+V.This fix was suggested with the help of ChatGPT using OpenAI GPT-5.6 Sol while troubleshooting woti on Wayland Linux.