On the one hand, I like the way that WSL+Bash handles copy/paste. Ctrl+C only copies when something is selected. If nothing is selected then Ctrl+C behaves as usual and sends a SIGINT.On the other hand, in Ubuntu-gnome-terminal, I have to use ctrl shift c/v to copy/paste inside the terminal, while outside the terminal, ctrl c/v works. Is there any way to modify this behavior to make it Windows-WSL-like? I mean, can we have a unified behavior that only allows copy/paste when certain conditions are met, regardless of whether I am inside or outside the terminal?
PS: I know there is some workaround that uses re-mapping and changing SIGINI to other keys. I just wonder whether we can achieve such smart behaviour?