### System details

THinkbook 15p Quattro 

### What's wrong?

# Fix: Emoji picker does not copy selected emoji to clipboard

## Problem

Selecting an emoji from the emoji picker (`Super+Ctrl+E`) does not copy it to the
clipboard. The emoji is typed into the focused application via `wtype`, but it is
not available for subsequent paste operations (`Ctrl+V`).

## Root cause

`bin/omarchy-menu-emoji-insert` runs `wl-copy` with `--foreground` and then
`kill`s the process after a short delay. Killing the `wl-copy` process
disconnects it from the Wayland compositor, which clears the clipboard content.

`wl-copy` already forks by default to keep serving paste requests in the
background. The `--foreground` flag prevents that fork, and the `kill` at the
end terminates the only process holding the clipboard.

## Fix

### `bin/omarchy-menu-emoji-insert`

```diff
 #!/bin/bash
 
 # omarchy:summary=Insert an emoji into the focused application
 # omarchy:group=menu
 # omarchy:args=<emoji>
 # omarchy:hidden=true
 
 emoji="${1:-}"
-copy_pid=""
 
 [[ -n $emoji ]] || exit
 
-printf '%s' "$emoji" | wl-copy --type text/plain --sensitive --foreground &
-copy_pid=$!
+printf '%s' "$emoji" | wl-copy --type text/plain
 
 sleep 0.15
 wtype -M shift -k Insert -m shift 2>/dev/null || true
-sleep 0.2
-
-kill "$copy_pid" 2>/dev/null || true
```

Removed:

- `--sensitive` — hinted the compositor to clear clipboard on client disconnect
- `--foreground` — prevented `wl-copy` from forking to serve paste requests
- `&` backgrounding, PID tracking, and `kill` — the `kill` disconnected
  `wl-copy` from the compositor, clearing the clipboard

`wl-copy` without `--foreground` forks a child that keeps the clipboard alive
until something else replaces it. The parent exits immediately when stdin EOF
is received.

## Testing

After applying the fix, open the emoji picker (`Super+Ctrl+E`), select an
emoji, then `Ctrl+V` into any application. The emoji should appear.

Also verify the clipboard still works after the script exits:

```bash
printf '%s' "😀" | wl-copy --type text/plain
sleep 0.5
wl-paste  # should print 😀
sleep 2
wl-paste  # should still print 😀
```