I can recommend autokey if you are using X11. I just set a keybind to have it autotype clipboard content and it worked really well for things like remote VMs.

Wayland while great for a vast majority of things, isn't compatible with autokey. There may be other alternatives but I am not aware of any.

Yeah all the xdg-mime command listed above does is add an entry into that file. It should look something like this (ex: entry at bottom of default applications for helloworld)

I get the same "gio: The specified location is not supported" message if the entry is missing or removed from ~/.config/mimeapps.list and/or if the desktop file is not present under ~/.local/share/applications .

If both of those requirements are met then I'm not sure what would be the cause.

Command examples:

xdg-mime default helloworld_handler.desktop x-scheme-handler/helloworld

update-desktop-database ~/.local/share/applications

I didn't have a use case, so I just had it call a shell script and echo parameters back to me, but outside of using xdg-mime to set helloworld as the default handler for the helloworld scheme and updating the update-desktop-database command to make it available, it worked without anything additional

Are you using the x-scheme-handler mimetype in your .desktop? If so, don't forget to register it with xdg-mime

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The Astro hurts my soul.

I use the phone camera for documentation, not necessary for photography.

I like to carry an Olympus XA for "everyday" shooting, as it is small enough to always have on me or near me.

Otherwise, I prefer shooting on medium format and occasionally digital depending on the scenario.