I use SSH a lot. I need it for work just about every day. I often have to paste, but being SSH, neither ctrl-v nor ctrl-shift-v work. I usually nvda-shift-left once to the system menu and use nvda-enter to open it, then hit e, p. But why does this not always work? I need to repeat the object nav steps between 0 and 20 times before the menu will open. Rarely, focus will jump to the Windows widgets, just to keep things interesting. I don't get it.

@alexhall I have the same problem. If you ever work out a solution let us know.

@tspivey @alexhall It was not checked, now it is, it makes no difference.

@modulux @alexhall What are you doing to paste?

@modulux @tspivey It's been checked for me the whole time. It doesn't seem to help.

@tspivey @alexhall control-v or shift-insert. Neither work.

@tspivey @modulux I've tried ctrl-v, ctrl-shift-v, shift-insert, shift-insert twice, the system menu, and nvda-right bracket to simulate a right click. Only the last two work. The system menu is frustrating to get into reliably, and I was reminded about the right click just today.

@alexhall @modulux Ok, do you have Use legacy console (requires relaunch, affects all consoles) checked? If so, try unchecking it.

@tspivey @alexhall Is there also ways to select and copy?

@modulux @alexhall Try NVDA+F9/F10.

@tspivey @alexhall Excellent, that works as well and I can use the typical cursor movement commands. For some reason I never thought of trying NVDA f9 and f10 because it's uneven in what applications it works.

@modulux @alexhall Try Control+Shift+V.

@tspivey @alexhall ctrl-shift-v does seem to work here.

@tspivey @alexhall And many thanks, by the way.

@modulux @tspivey Hey! When I checked a bit ago, the option to use ctrl-shift-c/v was checked, as it has been for years. I checked again while searching for the legacy console option, and that option had gotten unchecked. I checked it again, and now ctrl-shift-v works, even over SSH. I guess I just had to turn the option off and back on!

@alexhall @modulux @tspivey Oh gooood!!! That was the on/off I was talking of. I'm glad it works now!!!

@alexhall @modulux @tspivey Tyler's the one that showed me that originally a couple years ago! :)