You can use program like xclip to copy the output of a command to clipboard in Linux.
Example:
Install xclip:
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## Install xclip # Obtain the sourcecode git clone https://github.com/astrand/xclip.git ./bootstrap ./configure make make install ## Verify that is installed: man xclip |
Copy the output of a command or pipe to clipboard in Linux:
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## Copy ps -aux | xclip -selection clipboard |
Paste from clipboard to the Linux terminal:
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## Paste xclip -selection clipboard -o |