looking-glass-client1
Low latency kvm framerelay implementation
Usage
looking-glass-client [OPTIONS]
Overview
LookingGlass enables you to use shared memory to pass rendered frames from a virtual machine back to the host system.
A LookingGlass Host implementation is required to run on the guest virtual machine. It is recommended that the client and host versions match.
Options
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-h -
Print out this help
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-C PATH -
Specify an additional configuration file to load
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-f PATH -
Specify the path to the shared memory file [default: /dev/shm/looking-glass]
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-L SIZE -
Specify the size in MB of the shared memory file (0 = detect) [default: 0]
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-s -
Disable spice client
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-c HOST -
Specify the spice host or UNIX socket [default: 127.0.0.1]
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-p PORT -
Specify the spice port or 0 for UNIX socket [default: 5900]
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-j -
Disable cursor position scaling
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-M -
Don't hide the host cursor
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-K -
Set the FPS limit [default: 200]
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-k -
Enable FPS display
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-g NAME -
Force the use of a specific renderer
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-o OPTION -
Specify a renderer option (ie: opengl:vsync=0)
Alternatively specify "list" to list all renderers and their options
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-a -
Auto resize the window to the guest
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-n -
Don't allow the window to be manually resized
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-r -
Don't maintain the aspect ratio
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-d -
Borderless mode
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-F -
Borderless fullscreen mode
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-x XPOS -
Initial window X position [default: center]
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-y YPOS -
Initial window Y position [default: center]
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-w WIDTH -
Initial window width [default: 1024]
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-b HEIGHT -
Initial window height [default: 768]
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-Q -
Ignore requests to quit (ie: Alt+F4)
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-l -
License information
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 10 (Buster).