dispswitch (1)

名称

dispswitch - Display Device Switch

用法概要

/usr/bin/dispswitch  [-display  display] [-key keysym] [-mod
modifier] [-help] [-verbose] [-nosideview] [-testrun]

描述

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NAME
     dispswitch - Display Device Switch

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/bin/dispswitch  [-display  display] [-key keysym] [-mod
     modifier] [-help] [-verbose] [-nosideview] [-testrun]

DESCRIPTION
     Dispswitch uses hotkey to switch/rotate  on/off  of  display
     devices  up  to  3  devices. Side-by-side views are included
     when two devices are connected. It works  on  systems  where
     both server and driver support RandR version 1.2 (or above).
     User can define a hotkey with -key  and  -mod  options  (see
     below), the default is "Shift + F5".

     If  a key stroke is hit 5 seconds or longer after the previ-
     ous switch,  display  devices  are  re-probed  so  that  any
     changes  such as adding or removing devices, can be detected
     and adapted to.

     If a new display device is added whose mode size  is  larger
     than  the  one with which X server is started, or a side-by-
     side view is switched into that needs a larger mode to cover
     both screens, a config file specifying larger virtual screen
     size (Virtual field in Screen Section) will be needed during
     X  server  startup.  Otherwise  the  larger mode will not be
     realized, or the side-by-side view will be skipped.


     -help
          Print out a summary of the usage and exit.

     -verbose or -v
          Print out debug messages when run.

     -nosideview
          Skip side-by-side views in two devices rotating.

     -testrun
          Switch/rotate display device states repeatedly  without
          hotkey strokes.

     -key <keysym> or -k <keysym>
          Define  the  keysym of hotkey to be <keysym>, which can
          be    any    entry    defined     in     defined     in
          /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h,  with prefix XK_ removed,
          such as F5, F8, Escape.

     -mod <modifier> or -m <modifier>
          Define the modifier of hotkey to be <modifier>.  <modi-
          fier>  is  any or combination of modifiers on your sys-
          tem. Run xmodmap(1) to find all available modifiers  on



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          your  system.  They  can be none, shift, control, mod1,
          mod3, mod4, mod5, any.


     Examples:

     dispswitch -key Escape -mod shift       defines hotkey to be
     'shift + Esc'

     dispswitch  -key F2 -mod "shift+control"      defines hotkey
     to be 'shift + control + F2'



ATTRIBUTES
     See  attributes(5)  for  descriptions   of   the   following
     attributes:

     +-----------------------------+------------------------------+
     |      ATTRIBUTE TYPE         |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE        |
     +-----------------------------+------------------------------+
     |Availability                 |pkg:/x11/x11-server-utilities |
     +-----------------------------+------------------------------+
     |Interface Stability          |Volatile                      |
     +-----------------------------+------------------------------+






























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