Linux – No text, just placeholders in IntellliJ

There are several clipboard managers such as parcellite, klipper, glipper, glippy, anamnesis, pastie and others. These generally allow you to manage your clipboard by presenting a history.

Some of them allow you to treat the primary and secondary clipboards as one (parcellite and klipper definitely do).

Anamnesis allows you to plow through your history with a search tool.

No, Archbang is not Arch Linux. The Archbang developers have consistently made decisions that mean Archbang differs from Arch.

Initially it was around things that could be considered "convenience"¹, like installing from the AUR by default, by default including files in /etc/sudoers.d/ or having a keybind for pacman -Syyuuf.

Over time, and particularly with Arch's recent move to systemd, the differences have become much more marked; to the point where now the Archbang developer is musing about using a Slackware base.

If you want to install Arch, install Arch; but don't be misled into thinking that by installing Archbang you are going to be running Arch Linux.

^{1. Note, none of these things is, from an Arch point of view, either convenient or a particularly good idea, and the last of the three can only be described as reckless.}