tt comes with vv, zz and del in one package.
Options and modes are:
"tt" interactive clipboard selector "tt FILE(s)" write tar of FILE(s) to $TT "tt -" write STDIN (keyboard, mouse buffer) to $TT "tt +" add STDIN (keyboard, mouse buffer) to $TT "tt --" write $TT to STDOUT or extract tar from $TT "tt ---" like "tt --" but overwrite existing file "tt | ..." write $TT to pipe "... | tt" write STDIN from pipe to $TT "... | tt +" add STDIN from pipe to $TT "... | tt -" write STDIN from pipe to $TT and STDOUT "... | tt | ..." save pipe data to $TT (like tee)
Examples:
tt *.jpg # write tar of *.jpg to $TT ls -l | tt # pipe output of ls to $TT tt | wc -l # pipe $TT to wc tt -- # extract $TT
See also: shell clipboards comparison table