xsetpointer(1) General Commands Manual xsetpointer(1)NAME
xsetpointer - set an X Input device as the main pointer
SYNOPSIS
xsetpointer -l | device-name
DESCRIPTION
Xsetpointer sets an XInput device as the main pointer. When called with the -l flag it lists the available devices. When called with the
-c/+c flag, it toggles the sending of core input events, for servers which implement a virtual core pointer; -c disables core events, and
+c enables.
AUTHOR
Frederic Lepied
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xinput(1) General Commands Manual xinput(1)NAME
xinput - utility to configure and test X input devices
SYNOPSIS
xinput [OPTIONS] [DEVICE]
DESCRIPTION
xinput is a utility to list available input devices, query information about a device and change input device settings.
OPTIONS --version
Test if the X Input extension is available and return the version number of the program and the version supported by the server.
This option does not require a device name.
--list [--short || --long] [device]
If no argument is given list all the input devices. If an argument is given, show all the features of device. Uses XListInputDe-
vices(3). If --long is provided, the output includes detailed information about the capabilities of each devices. Otherwise, or if
--short is provided, only the device names and some minimal information is listed.
--get-feedbacks device
Display the feedbacks of device.
--set-pointer device
Switch device in core pointer. This option does nothing on X servers 1.5 and later.
--set-mode device ABSOLUTE|RELATIVE
Change the mode of device.
--set-ptr-feedback device threshold num denom
Change the acceleration of device.
--set-integer-feedback device index value
Change the value of an integer feedback of device.
--set-button-map device map_button_1 [map_button_2 [...]]
Change the button mapping of device. The buttons are specified in physical order (starting with button 1) and are mapped to the
logical button provided. 0 disables a button. The default button mapping for a device is 1 2 3 4 5 6 etc.
--query-state device
Query the device state.
--list-props device [device [...]]
Lists properties that can be set for the given device(s).
--set-int-prop device property format value
Sets an integer property for the device. Appropriate values for format are 8, 16, or 32, depending on the property. Deprecated,
use --set-prop instead.
--set-float-prop device property value
Sets a float property for the device. Deprecated, use --set-prop instead.
--set-prop [--type=atom|float|int] [--format=8|16|32] device property value [...]
Set the property to the given value(s). If not specified, the format and type of the property are left as-is. The arguments are
interpreted according to the property type.
--watch-props device
Prints to standard out when property changes occur.
--delete-prop device property
Delete the property from the device.
--test [-proximity] device
Register all extended events from device and enter an endless loop displaying events received. If the -proximity is given, Proximi-
tyIn and ProximityOut are registered.
--test_xi2
Register for a number of XI2 events and display them. This option does not take a device argument.
device can be the device name as a string or the XID of the device.
property can be the property as a string or the Atom value.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 1996,1997, Frederic Lepied.
Copyright 2008, Philip Langdale.
AUTHORS
Philip Langdale, <philipl@alumni.utexas.net>
Frederic Lepied, France <Frederic.Lepied@sugix.frmug.org>
Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>
Julien Cristau <jcristau@debian.org>
Thomas Jaeger <ThJaeger@gmail.com>
and more.
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