1onboard(1) X11 application onboard(1)
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6 onboard - On-screen Keyboard
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9 onboard [ options ]
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12 onboard is an on-screen keyboard that can be useful for tablet PC
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15 onboard supports macros, easy layout creation and word suggestion.
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19 onboard accepts the following command-line options:
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21 -h, --help
22 Display a help with all available command line options and exit.
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24 -l <LAYOUT>, --layout=<LAYOUT>
25 Layout file (.onboard) or name
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27 -t <THEME>, --theme=<THEME>
28 Theme file (.theme) or name
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30 -x <X> Window x position
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32 -y <Y> Window y position
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34 -s <SIZE>, --size=<SIZE>
35 Window size, widthxheight
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37 -e, --xid
38 Start in XEmbed mode, e.g. for gnome-screensaver
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40 -a, --keep-aspect
41 Keep aspect ratio when resizing the window
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43 -d <DEBUG>, --debug=<DEBUG>
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46 -m, --allow-multiple-instances
47 Allow multiple Onboard instances
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49 -q <QUIRKS>, --quirks=<QUIRKS>
50 Override auto-detection and manually select quirks
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53 --not-show-in=<DESKTOPS>
54 Silently fail to start in the given desktop environments. <DESK‐
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58 -g, --log-learning
59 log all learned text; off by default
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62 /usr/share/doc/onboard
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65 This manual has been written by Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzw‐
66 erkteam.de> by using the options from Config.py (see COPYING file for
67 authors of options). It is distributed under the GPL-3+ license.
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71Version 1.4.1 Aug 2016 onboard(1)