@@ -391,7 +391,7 @@ Note that the filename is not escaped. So copying may still fail for filenames h
#### copy file paths when X is missing
A very common scenario on headless remote servers connected via SSH. As the clipboard is missing, `nnn` copies the path names to the tmp file `/tmp/nnncp$USER`.
A very common scenario on headless remote servers connected via SSH. As the clipboard is missing, `nnn` copies the path names to the tmp file `$HOME/.nnncp`.
`nnn` needs to know X is unavailable:
@@ -400,15 +400,15 @@ A very common scenario on headless remote servers connected via SSH. As the clip
Use <kbd>^Y</kbd> and/or <kbd>^K</kbd> to copy file paths as usual. To use the copied paths from the cmdline, use command substitution: