display-fbdev7
Display using linux kernel framebuffer devices
Usage
display-fbdev: [ [-noinput] | [ [-nokbd] | [-nomouse] ] ] [-novt]
[-physz=<sizex>,<sizey>[dpi]] [<framebuffer>]
Overview
Uses the Linux /dev/fb* devices to do fullscreen graphics.
When using a regular fbdev driver, /etc/fb.modes is used to determine the available modes for the device. Driver timings and resolutions can be automatically obtained when running under KGIcon.
Options
- framebuffer
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The filename of the framebuffer target to use. The default is to get it from the FRAMEBUFFER environment, or the framebuffer associated with the current console if that is unset.
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-nokbd -
Do not open any libraries for keyboard input.
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-nomouse -
Do not open any libraries for mouse input.
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-noinput -
Same as both
-nokbdand-nomouse.
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-novt -
Disable virtual console support.
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-physz=<sizex>,<sizey>[dpi] -
This option will provide a physical screen size for applications which wish to remain resolution independent. sizex,:p:
sizeyare the x,y size of the screen in millimeters, unless the optionaldpistring is affixed, in which case, they represent resolution in dots-per-inch.
Features
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DirectBuffer always available. |
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Accelerated when using KGIcon or matroxfb. |
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Multiple frames. |
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Panning. |
Releases
4 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 2 times.