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## Options
(global-arw-file)=
### `arw-file`
Make server Wayland socket readable and writeable by all users. For debugging purposes only.
(global-composite-delay)=
### `composite-delay`
Number of milliseconds to wait for new frames from clients before compositing. Higher values result in lower latency but risk causing frame skipping.
Defaults to `0`.
(global-compositor-report)=
### `compositor-report`
Configure compositor reporting. [{off,log,lttng}]
Defaults to `off`.
(global-console-provider)=
### `console-provider`
Method used to handle console-related tasks (device handling, VT switching, etc):
- `logind`: use logind.
- `vt`: use the Linux VT subsystem. Requires root.
- `none`: support no console-related tasks. Useful for nested platforms which do not need raw device access and which don't have a VT concept.
- `auto`: detect the appropriate provider.
Defaults to `auto`.
(global-cursor)=
### `cursor`
Cursor type:
- `auto`: use hardware if available, or fallback to software.
- `null`: cursor disabled.
- `software`: always use software cursor.
Defaults to `auto`.
(global-debug)=
### `debug`
Enable debugging information. Useful when developing Mir servers.
(global-display-report)=
### `display-report`
Configure display reporting. [{off,log,lttng}]
Defaults to `off`.
(global-enable-input)=
### `enable-input`
Enable input.
Defaults to `1`.
(global-enable-key-repeat)=
### `enable-key-repeat`
Enable server generated key repeat.
Defaults to `1`.
(global-enable-touchspots)=
### `enable-touchspots`
Enable visual feedback of touch events. Useful for screencasting.
(global-env-hacks)=
### `env-hacks`
Colon separated list of environment variable settings.
(global-help)=
### `help`
Show command line help.
(global-help-markdown)=
### `help-markdown`
Show command line options in markdown format suitable for including into a document.
(global-idle-timeout)=
### `idle-timeout`
Number of seconds Mir will remain idle before turning off the display when the session is not locked, or 0 to keep display on forever.
Defaults to `0`.
(global-idle-timeout-when-locked)=
### `idle-timeout-when-locked`
Number of seconds Mir will remain idle before turning off the display when the session is locked, or 0 to keep the display on forever.
Defaults to `0`.
(global-input-report)=
### `input-report`
Configure input reporting. [{off,log,lttng}]
Defaults to `off`.
(global-key-repeat-delay)=
### `key-repeat-delay`
Number of millisecond to hold down a key before generating repeat events.
Defaults to `600`.
(global-key-repeat-rate)=
### `key-repeat-rate`
Number of milliseconds between generated key repeat events.
Defaults to `25`.
(global-mouse-cursor-acceleration)=
### `mouse-cursor-acceleration`
Acceleration profile for mice and trackballs:
- `none`: no acceleration.
- `adaptive`: cursor is accelerated.
(global-mouse-cursor-acceleration-bias)=
### `mouse-cursor-acceleration-bias`
Pointer acceleration speed of mice. Must be within range of [-1.0, 1.0].
(global-mouse-handedness)=
### `mouse-handedness`
Mouse laterality:
- `right`: left button is primary.
- `left`: right button is primary.
(global-mouse-horizontal-scroll-speed-override)=
### `mouse-horizontal-scroll-speed-override`
Mouse horizontal scroll speed scaling factor. Use negative values for natural scrolling.
(global-mouse-scroll-speed)=
### `mouse-scroll-speed`
Mouse scroll speed scaling factor. Use negative values for natural scrolling.
(global-mouse-vertical-scroll-speed-override)=
### `mouse-vertical-scroll-speed-override`
Mouse vertical scroll speed scaling factor. Use negative values for natural scrolling.
(global-on-fatal-error-except)=
### `on-fatal-error-except`
Throw an exception when a fatal error condition occurs. This replaces the default behaviour of dumping core and can make it easier to diagnose issues.
(global-platform-display-libs)=
### `platform-display-libs`
Comma separated list of libraries to use for platform output support, e.g. `mir:x11,mir:wayland`. If not provided the libraries are autodetected.
(global-platform-input-lib)=
### `platform-input-lib`
Library to use for platform input support, e.g. `mir:stub-input`. If not provided this is autodetected.
(global-platform-path)=
### `platform-path`
Directory to look for platform libraries.
Defaults to `<LIBDIR>/mir/server-platform`.
(global-platform-rendering-libs)=
### `platform-rendering-libs`
Comma separated list of libraries to use for platform rendering support, e.g. `mir:egl-generic`. If not provided the libraries are autodetected.
(global-scene-report)=
### `scene-report`
Configure scene reporting. [{off,log,lttng}]
Defaults to `off`.
(global-seat-report)=
### `seat-report`
Configure seat reporting. [{off,log}]
Defaults to `off`.
(global-shared-library-prober-report)=
### `shared-library-prober-report`
Configure shared library prober reporting. [{log,off,lttng}]
Defaults to `log`.
(global-shell-report)=
### `shell-report`
Configure shell reporting. [{off,log}]
Defaults to `off`.
(global-touchpad-click-mode)=
### `touchpad-click-mode`
Click mode for touchpad. Left, middle and right button click events generated when:
- `none`: no events generated.
- `area`: single finger tap on left, middle or right area.
- `clickfinger`: one, two or three fingers present when touchpad pushed down.
(global-touchpad-cursor-acceleration)=
### `touchpad-cursor-acceleration`
Acceleration profile for touchpads:
- `none`: no acceleration.
- `adaptive`: cursor accelerates.
(global-touchpad-cursor-acceleration-bias)=
### `touchpad-cursor-acceleration-bias`
Pointer acceleration speed scaling factor for touchpads. Must be within range of [-1.0, 1.0].
(global-touchpad-disable-while-typing)=
### `touchpad-disable-while-typing`
Disable touchpad while typing on keyboard. [true, false]
(global-touchpad-disable-with-external-mouse)=
### `touchpad-disable-with-external-mouse`
Disable touchpad if an external pointer device is plugged in. [true, false]
(global-touchpad-horizontal-scroll-speed-override)=
### `touchpad-horizontal-scroll-speed-override`
Touchpad horizontal scroll scaling factor. Use negative values for natural scrolling.
(global-touchpad-middle-mouse-button-emulation)=
### `touchpad-middle-mouse-button-emulation`
Generate middle mouse button click from a simultaneous left and right button click.
(global-touchpad-scroll-mode)=
### `touchpad-scroll-mode`
Scroll mode for touchpads. Generates scroll events when:
- `edge`: single finger moves on right or bottom edges of touchpad.
- `two-finger`: two fingers move horizontally or vertically.
- `button-down`: mouse button held down.
(global-touchpad-scroll-speed)=
### `touchpad-scroll-speed`
Touchpad scroll scaling factor. Use negative values for natural scrolling.
(global-touchpad-tap-to-click)=
### `touchpad-tap-to-click`
Enable or disable tap-to-click on this device. If enabled 1, 2, and 3 finger taps are mapped to left, right, middle click events. [true, false]
(global-touchpad-vertical-scroll-speed-override)=
### `touchpad-vertical-scroll-speed-override`
Touchpad vertical scroll scaling factor. Use negative values for natural scrolling.
(global-version)=
### `version`
Display Mir version and exit.
(global-vt)=
### `vt`
VT to run on or 0 to use current. Only used when `--console-provider=vt`.
Defaults to `0`.
(global-vt-switching)=
### `vt-switching`
Enable VT switching on Ctrl+Alt+F*. Only used when `--console-provider=vt|logind`.
Defaults to `1`.
(global-window-management-trace)=
### `window-management-trace`
Log trace message
## Options for mir:atomic-kms platform
(mir-atomic-kms-bypass)=
### `bypass`
Enable bypass optimization for fullscreen surfaces.
Defaults to `0`.
(mir-atomic-kms-driver-quirks)=
### `driver-quirks`
Driver quirks to apply. May be specified multiple times; multiple quirks are combined.
## Options for mir:gbm-kms platform
(mir-gbm-kms-bypass)=
### `bypass`
Enable bypass optimization for fullscreen surfaces.
Defaults to `0`.
(mir-gbm-kms-driver-quirks)=
### `driver-quirks`
Driver quirks to apply. May be specified multiple times; multiple quirks are combined.
## Options for mir:virtual platform
(mir-virtual-virtual-output)=
### `virtual-output`
Colon separated list of outputs to use. Dimensions are in the form `WIDTHxHEIGHT`, e.g. `1920x1080:3840x2160`.
## Options for mir:wayland platform
(mir-wayland-wayland-host)=
### `wayland-host`
Display name for host compositor, e.g. `wayland-0`.
(mir-wayland-wayland-surface-app-id)=
### `wayland-surface-app-id`
Application ID for the window containing the Mir output.
(mir-wayland-wayland-surface-title)=
### `wayland-surface-title`
Title of the window containing the Mir output.
## Options for mir:x11 platform
(mir-x11-x11-output)=
### `x11-output`
Colon separated list of outputs to use. Dimensions are in the form `WIDTHxHEIGHT[^SCALE]`, e.g. `1920x1080:3840x2160^2`.
Defaults to `1280x1024`.
(mir-x11-x11-window-title)=
### `x11-window-title`
Title of the window containing the Mir output.
Defaults to `Mir on X`.
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