mousetweaks(1) General Commands Manual mousetweaks(1)NAME
mousetweaks - Accessibility enhancements for pointing devices
SYNOPSIS
mousetweaks [--dwell] [--ssc] [--dwell-time=FLOAT] [--ssc-time=FLOAT] [-m|--dwell-mode=STRING] [-c|--show-ctw] [-t|--threshold=INT]
[-g|--geometry] [-s|--shutdown] [--daemonize] [-?|--help]
DESCRIPTION
mousetweaks is a collection of accessibility enhancements for pointing devices. This manual page describes the mousetweaks daemon.
OPTIONS --dwell
Automatically perform mouse clicks without using a physical button.
--ssc Trigger the secondary mouse button when the primary mouse button is held down for a specified amount of time.
--dwell-time=FLOAT
Time to keep the pointer motionless before a dwell click is performed. Range: 0.2 - 3.0 seconds.
--ssc-time=FLOAT
Time to hold the primary mouse button before a simulated secondary click is performed. Range: 0.5 - 3.0 seconds.
-m, --dwell-mode=STRING
Select a dwell mode. Available options: window - Select the click type from a window or a panel applet. gesture - Perform different
clicks by moving in different directions.
-c, --show-ctw
Show the click-type window. Only useful in combination with --dwell-mode=window.
-t, --threshold=INT
Ignore small pointer movements. Range: 0 - 30 pixels.
-g, --geometry
Size and position of the click-type window. Expects a standard X Window System geometry string. ie. WIDTHxHEIGHT+X+Y
-s, --shutdown
Stop the mousetweaks daemon.
--daemonize
Start mousetweaks in the background, ie. spawn a child process.
--login
Start mousetweaks in login mode. Login mode enables workarounds specific to GDM. Currently unused.
FILES
~/.mousetweaks.pid
The daemon creates a lock file in the users home directory to keep track of its status.
BUGS
Report bugs to <http://bugzilla.gnome.org/> <http://bugzilla.gnome.org/>
AUTHORS
mousetweaks was written by Gerd Kohlberger. This manual page was written by Francesco Fumanti.
LICENSE
Licenced under the GNU General Public License v3 or later.
SEE ALSO dwell-click-applet(1), pointer-capture-applet(1)mousetweaks(1)
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magnifier(1) General Commands Manual magnifier(1)NAME
magnifier - GNOME Magnifier (gnome-mag)
SYNOPSIS
magnifier [-vhmif?] [-t|--target-display STRING] [-s|--source-display STRING] [--cursor-set=STRING] [--cursor-size=INT] [--cursor-scale-
factor=FLOAT] [--cursor-color=LONG] [-v|--vertical] [-h|--horizontal] [-m|--mouse-follow] [-r|--refresh-time INT] [--mouse-latency=INT]
[-z|--zoom-factor FLOAT] [-i|--invert-image] [--no-initial-region] [--timing-iterations=INT] [--timing-output] [--timing-pan-rate=INT]
[--timing-delta-x=INT] [--timing-delta-y=INT] [--smoothing-type=STRING] [-f|--fullscreen] [--smooth-scrolling] [-b|--border-size INT]
[-c|--border-color LONG] [--use-test-pattern] [--override-redirect] [--ignore-damage] [-?|--help] [--usage]
AVAILABILITY
The GNOME magnifier (gnome-mag) provides a command-line interface for standalone use, although its primary goal is to provide a set of mag-
nification services for use by other client applications and assistive technologies, like Gnopernicus, Orca or LSR.
This magnifier is compatible with operating systems using X Window System, although the magnifier will have a better performance and func-
tionality when the Damage and Fixes extensions are present.
DESCRIPTION
A desktop screen magnifier. If present, the Region Of Interest (ROI) for the magnifier can be driven by a screen reader via the Assistive
Technology Service Provider Interface (ATSPI); otherwise, the magnifier will be centered to the pointer position.
OPTIONS -t, --target-display=STRING
specify display on which to show magnified view
-s, --source-display=STRING
specify display to magnify
--cursor-set=STRING
cursor set to use in target display
--cursor-size=INT
cursor size to use (overrides cursor-scale-factor)
--cursor-scale-factor=FLOAT
cursor scale factor
--cursor-color=LONG
cursor color (applied to 'black' pixels
-v, -vertical
split screen vertically (if target display = source display)
-h, --horizontal
split screen horizontally (if target display = source display)
-m, --mouse-follow
track mouse movements
-r, --refresh-time=INT
minimum refresh time for idle, in ms
--mouse-latency=INT
maximum mouse latency time, in ms
-z, --zoom-factor=FLOAT
zoom (scale) factor used to magnify source display
-i, --invert-image
invert the image colormap
--no-initial-region
don't create an initial zoom region
--timing-iterations=INT
iterations to run timing benchmark test (0=continuous)
--timing-output
display performance ouput
--timing-pan-rate=INT
timing pan rate in lines per frame
--timing-delta-x=INT
pixels to pan in x-dimension each frame in timing update test
--timing-delta-y=INT
pixels to pan in y-dimension each frame in timing update test
--smoothing-type=STRING
image smoothing algorithm to apply (bilinear-interpolation | none)
-f, --fullscreen
fullscreen magnification, covers entire target display [REQUIRES --source-display and --target-display]
--smooth-scrolling
use smooth scrolling
-b, --border-size=INT
width of border
-c, --border-color=LONG
border color specified as (A)RGB 23-bit value, Alpha-MSB
--use-test-pattern
use test pattern as source
--override-redirect
make the magnifier window totally unmanaged by the window manager
--ignore-damage
ignore the X server DAMAGE extension, if present
-?, --help
command line help
--usage
command line synopsis
FILES
/usr/share/gnome-mag/1_32/*.xpm
/usr/lib/bonobo/servers/GNOME_Magnifier.server
/usr/lib/libgnome-mag.so.2
BUGS
See http://bugs.gnome.org
AUTHORS
Erwann Chenede <erwann.chenede@sun.com>
Bill Haneman <bill.haneman@sun.com>
LICENSE
Licensed under the GNU Lesser Public License (LGPL) v2.1
SEE ALSO gnopernicus(1), orca(1), lsr(1), Bonobo, Assistive Technology Service Provider Interface (AT-SPI)
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