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Ringboard stores clipboard history on Linux and provides clipboard-management features.
About clipboard-history
Ringboard is a clipboard manager for Linux. It keeps a history of copied items, including images and arbitrary bytes, and the history persists across reboots. Users can search the history with Regex or raw queries. The project uses a client-server design, so different interfaces such as a command line tool, a terminal interface, or a graphical app can read and write the same clipboard data.
The software is Linux-only and requires a relatively recent kernel (version 6 or later). The quickest installation uses Cargo and a provided systemd script. A manual setup requires the server, an X11 or Wayland clipboard watcher, and a client of the user's choice. The project includes tooling to import history from Gnome Clipboard History, GPaste, and Clipboard Indicator.
Key features
- Remembers clipboard history across reboots
- Saves images and arbitrary bytes, not only text
- Searchable history using Regex or raw queries
- Client-server design lets apps read and write clipboard data
- Works with X11 and Wayland clipboard watchers
- Migration commands for Gnome Clipboard History, GPaste, and Clipboard Indicator
Best for: Linux users who want a persistent, searchable clipboard history and are comfortable installing software with Cargo or running manual setup steps.
Good for
- Not tied to a specific desktop environment or framework, according to the project
- Includes import tooling for several existing Linux clipboard managers
- Described by the project as loading only the entries needed for display, which keeps memory use low
Watch out for
- Linux only, and requires a relatively recent kernel (6 or later)
- Manual installation requires separate server, clipboard watcher, and client components
- On systems without a framework, the server and clipboard watcher must be started on boot manually
clipboard-history at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Linux Apps
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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clipboard-history FAQ
Which operating systems does Ringboard support?
Ringboard is Linux-only and requires a relatively recent kernel (version 6 or later).
Can I import history from other clipboard managers?
Yes. The project provides migration commands for Gnome Clipboard History, GPaste, and Clipboard Indicator.
How do I uninstall Ringboard?
The project provides an uninstall script that is run with curl and bash from its repository.
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