Will Check out out when I’m back in the KDE Desktop Enviroment.
Thank you for your input.
Using LibreOffice
Version: 6.2.4.2.0+
Build ID: 20(Build:2)
CPU threads: 2; OS: Linux 5.1; UI render: default; VCL: kde5;
Locale: en-GB (en_GB.UTF-8); UI-Language: en-GB
Miidle click paste works OK
Check (LO) Tools -> Options -> LibreOffice -> View -> Middle mouse button.
Apologies for my lack for clarity – it works in the KDE Desktop Enviroment but not Gnome … same thing with 2 other Distros.
Thank you for your input.
No need 
I think it was my rather hasty reading of your post, as opposed to your lack of clarity.
It’s many years since I used Gnome, so can offer no suggestions there I’m afraid.
I believe I might use the upgrade feature and get it to workin again in KDE. I’ve done that before.
Last night, I went into the Live KDE CD (Leap 15.0) and the CTRL+SHIFT+U worked as it had always worked before.
BTW I admire your ability to have all those Unicode points in your personal memory.
Thanks.
Another thing is that I now read that you release Ctrl-Shift-U before typing the hex. That wasn’t in your first post here, nor in your other thread where you definitely stated that you kept those down while typing the hex. Thus makes it more “fingerable”.
Apologies for lack of clarity in OP… I would press CTRL+SHIFT+U, and when the underlined “u” letter came up, I would release the “u” key and enter the codes. I found out now I don’t have to keep the CTRL+SHIFT keys down while entering the codes, but release all of them, enter code, like 2013 for EN DASH, “–”, and hit the SPACE BAR.
Kind Regards,
Clifton
In that case I would consider this a regression and worth a bug report: Bugzilla Main Page (same username/password as here).