The second selection is when you highlight text and use Shift Insert or middle mouse click to paste.
The graphical environment under Unix/Linux X server has something known as selections, think of them as multiple clipboards - primary, secondary, and "clipboard". There is however a few compromises that you can adopt, and they exist the way they are for historical reasons. On the other hand, putty is actually also available for Ubuntu, and that is the simplest, least-effort solution if you want a specific behavior. Therefore the answer to your questionĬan I set Ubuntu's default terminal to do the same? Technically, the default terminal emulator, the gnome-terminal does not have this functionality and there's no way to set it as far as I know or have seen from researching online. Let me expand on my original answer a little bit.
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