X11 clipboard history and management using spmenu
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clipmenu is a simple clipboard manager using dmenu and xsel.

To use it, start the clipmenud daemon, and then call clipmenu to launch dmenu. Upon choosing an entry, it is copied to the clipboard.

All args passed to clipmenu are transparently dispatched to dmenu. That is, if you usually call dmenu with args to set colours and other properties, you can invoke clipmenu in exactly the same way to get the same effect.