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| KMSCON.CONF(1) | kmscon.conf | KMSCON.CONF(1) |
NAME¶
kmscon.conf - Configuration file for KMS/DRM based System Console
DESCRIPTION¶
kmscon.conf is the configuration file to control the behavior of kmscon and adjust it to your system-setup. It allows to remap the bindings of keyboard-shortcuts, define the desired keyboard-layout, select font attributes for text-rendering, hardware-accelerationn, orientation of output and much more.
Below is a complete list of all recognized Options, their meaning and possible values. In section Example is a typical real-world sample of a configuration to guide you in creating your own.
EXAMPLE¶
Here is a real-world example of a typical kmscon.conf file:
### General Options ### verbose ### Seat Options ### vt=1 switchvt ### Session Options ### session-max=6 session-control ### Terminal Options ### term=linux ### Input Options ### xkb-model=pc102 xkb-layout=de xkb-repeat-delay=200 xkb-repeat-rate=65 mouse ### Video Options ### drm hwaccel gpus=all render-engine=gltex rotate=normal ### Font Options ### font-engine=pango font-size=18 font-name=Ubuntu Mono
Any line starting with a #-character is ignored and considered to be a comment.
OPTIONS¶
Below is a complete list of all recognized options, their meaning and possible values.
### General Options ###
verbose
debug
silent
configdir
listen
### Seat Options ###
vt
switchvt
seats
### Session Options ###
session-max
session-control
terminal-session
### Terminal Options ###
login
term
reset-env
palette
sb-size
### Input Options ###
xkb-model
xkb-layout
xkb-variant
xkb-options
xkb-keymap
xkb-repeat-delay
xkb-repeat-rate
--mouse
### Grabs/Keyboard-Shortcuts ###
grab-scroll-up
grab-scroll-down
grab-page-up
grab-page-down
grab-zoom-in
grab-zoom-out
grab-session-next
grab-session-prev
grab-session-dummy
grab-session-close
grab-terminal-new
grab-rotate-cw
grab-rotate-ccw
### Video Options ###
drm
hwaccel
gpus
render-engine
use-original-mode
mode
rotate
### Font Options ###
font-engine
font-size
font-name
font-dpi
FILES¶
/etc/kmsconf.conf
SEE ALSO¶
| January 2023 | kmscon.conf |