Do you use a clipboard manager?
 

Hi.

Do you use a clipboard manager? If so - which one?

I've only recently decided to try out a few and settled with ClipIt but uninstalled it soon after.

Yes

$HOME/.bash_history

I don't think that counts! It's all I use, too.

YES!
clipit, carefully set up to sync between primary & secondary upon keypress.
unfortunately it's a bit of a security risk, if passwords get stored. haven't yet found a solution for that.

Maybe not exactly what you mean by "clipboard manager", but I use xsel to integrate my tmux/shell buffers with X-application clipboards. I have in the past also used xclip for the same purpose, but xsel wins for my own uses.

I used a clipboard manager for a short while back in Windows days and abandoned it.

It didn't fit into my extremely linear thought flow.

Nope.

I use one - CopyQ - but purely as a boilerplate text manager.

clipboard manager
 

Clipit for everyday use.

Clipboardviewer, can be used from command line or gui

CopyQ primarily.

ClipIt has itegrated to become part of my natural memory! I love it!

What the heck is a clipboard manager?

LMDDGTFY, hazel.

It's a board where you put clips and managed it. :)

Copy and paste repository, something like that.