NAME 

beryl - beryl window manager

SYNOPSIS 

beryl [--display DISPLAY ] [--bg-image PNG ] [--refresh-rate RATE ] [--fast-filter] [--indirect-rendering] [--strict-binding] [--test-mode] [--replace] [--sm-disable] [--sm-client-id ID ] [--version] [--help] plugins

beryl-xgl [--display DISPLAY ] [--bg-image PNG ] [--refresh-rate RATE ] [--fast-filter] [--indirect-rendering] [--strict-binding] [--test-mode] [--replace] [--sm-disable] [--sm-client-id ID ] [--version] [--help] plugins

OPTIONS 

--display DISPLAY
selects the X display to start beryl on
--bg-image PNG
selects the PNG to use for the startup background (not terribly useful)
--refresh-rate RATE
selects the preferred refresh rate (the rate beryl will attempt to render at, it should normally auto-detect your monitor's rate and try for that, but you can use this or a gconf option to choose as well)
--fast-filter
start beryl in fast texture filtering mode (useful only for slow configurations)
--indirect-rendering
enable internal options necessary for aiglx
--strict-binding
enable strict texture binding, also necissary for aiglx
--test-mode
Currently undocumented.
--replace
replaces the current window manager (and composition manager, if supported)
--sm-disable
disables registration with x session manager
--sm-client-id
usually only used by session-managers
--version
outputs the current version of beryl (note that if you see $VERSION, you probably have beryl 0.0.13.37)
--help
short usage statement about beryl
plugins
a list of plugins, in order, for beryl to load at startup

DESCRIPTION 

beryl is a window manager and composition manager based on OpenGL technology. It will run anywhere that GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is supported, which is currently on Xgl and aiglx . Generally, it is invoked with either

beryl-xgl --replace settings

if you are using Xgl or

beryl --indirect-rendering --strict-binding --replace settings

if you are using aiglx .

AUTHORS 

- davidr (davidr@novell.com)

- Quinn (livinglatexkali@gmail.com)

SEE ALSO 

emerald(1)