pdfpcrc(5)

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NAME

6       pdfpcrc - pdfpc configuration file
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DESCRIPTION

10       pdfpc(1)  first  reads  its system-wide configuration file, followed by
11       the user-specific one if it exists.
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14   Keybindings
15       The following commands are accepted:
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17       bind <key> <func> [<arg>]
18              Bind a key to a function, passing a specified argument for func‐
19              tions which require one
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21       unbind <key>
22              Unbind the given key
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25              Clear all the key bindings
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27       mouse <button> <func>
28              Bind a mouse button to a function
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30       unmouse <button>
31              Unbind a mouse button
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34              Clear all the mouse bindings
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37       A  list  of  all  possible functions can be obtained via the -L command
38       line option of pdfpc(1).
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41   Options
42       Some permanent changes can be configured via the config file. The  syn‐
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45       option <option_name> <option_value>
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51       black-on-end
52              Add  an  additional  black  slide at the end of the presentation
53              (bool, Default is false).
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55       current-height
56              Percentage of the height of the presenter screen to be used  for
57              the current slide (int, Default is 80).
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59       current-size
60              Percentage  of  the  presenter screen to be used for the current
61              slide (int, Default is 60).
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63       disable-caching
64              see pdfpc(1)
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66       disable-compression
67              see pdfpc(1)
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69       disable-input-autodetection
70              Do not automatically detect type (pen or eraser) of tablet input
71              devices (bool, Default is false).
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73       disable-scrolling
74              Disable  scrolling events on the presenter window (bool, Default
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77       enable-auto-srt-load
78              Try loading video subtitle files automatically. For  each  video
79              media,  pdfpc will append ".srt" to the media URI and attempt to
80              load a subtitle file (in the  SRT  format)  from  that  location
81              (bool, Default is false).
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83       move-on-mapped
84              Dual-monitor  full-screen window placement is a tricky business.
85              Some window managers (e.g., FVWM) ignore the placement  if  made
86              before  the  window  is  shown. This option enables a workaround
87              (bool, Default is false).
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89       next-height
90              Percentage of the height of the presenter screen to be used  for
91              the next slide (int, Default is 70).
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93       overview-min-size
94              Minimum  width  for  the  overview  miniatures,  in pixels (int,
95              Default is 150).
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97       pointer-color
98              Set the pointer color. Can be a literal color name or a  #rrggbb
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101       pointer-opacity
102              Set the pointer opacity in percent (int, default is 50).
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104       pointer-size
105              Set the initial pointer size, in pixels (int, default is 10).
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107       presentation-screen
108              Screen  to  be  used for the presentation (output name, see e.g.
109              "xrandr --listmonitors").
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112              Screen to be used for the presenter (output name).
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114       switch-screens
115              Switch the presentation and the presenter screen (bool,  Default
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118       time-of-day
119              Display the current time instead of the timer
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121       timer-pace-color
122              Enable color hints of the timer, continuously indicating whether
123              the presentation is progressing according to the  expected  pace
124              (bool, Default is true).  See the timer operation description in
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127       toolbox
128              Show the toolbox on startup (bool, Default is false).
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130       toolbox-direction
131              Set the toolbox direction. LtoR, RtoL, TtoB,  or  BtoT  for  the
132              left-to-right,  right-to-left,  top-to-bottom, or botton-to-top,
133              respectively (Default is LtoR).
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135       toolbox-minimized
136              Set the  initial  toolbox  state  minimized  (bool,  Default  is
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141       Key  names  can be obtained with the help of the xev utility. Note that
142       names are case sensitive.  Modifiers  can  be  specified  in  the  form
143       <mod>+<key>  where  <mod>  is one of S (for shift), C (for control) and
144       A/M (for Alt/Meta). E.g.
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149       A shorthand for specifying key combinations constituting shift  and  an
150       alphabetic  character  is  to  simply give the uppercase version of the
151       alphabetic character. For example, to bind  <shift>+r  to  the  'reset'
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157       To always activate the black-on-end option, one could add the following
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164       /etc/pdfpcrc
165           System-wide configuration file
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167       $XDG_CONFIG_DIR/pdfpc/pdfpcrc
168           User configuration file (if $XDG_CONFIG_DIR is not set, $HOME/.con‐
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