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Desktop Data Manager is superb tool; providing a clipboard manager, a screenshot taking app that allows you to select regions and a reasonable download manager. I mainly use the screenshot tool at the moment.

From their page:

Clipboard Manager

• Clipboard history for a customized number of entries
• Separate list for CLIPBOARD (Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V) and PRIMARY (Middle Mouse Button)
• Displays text and images inline
• Converts HTML/FTP/… links (in fact any link that is supported through GnomeVFS) to images which can be pasted into any application
• Images can be pasted as a new file by simply using Ctrl+V
• Customizable keyboard shortcuts
• Extensible through plugins

Screenshot-Taking Applications

• Take screenshots of single window, single subwindow, selected rectangle or the whole desktop
• Seamless operation with the clipboard manager

Download Manager

• Continuation (Pause and Continue downloads)
• Threaded/Segmented downloading
• HTTP/HTTPS/FTP protocol support
• MD5/SHA1 checksum calculation
• Downloading from multiple mirrors

What sets DDM apart from Klipper/Glipper/…

• Inline display of images
• “Creators” enable Copy and Paste for files and their content in both direction (see screenshots page for details)
• Screenshot-Taking Application enables copy of mages out of e.g. a PDF files directly into any other application or in a file

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