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PROGRAM:
NAME
xkbind - X Keyboard Extension Indicator for the X Window System
SYNOPSIS
xkbind -help
xkbind -version
xkbind [-display displayname] [-force] [-nodetach] [-defgrp group] [-deflbl label]
[-label0 label] [-label1 label] [-label2 label] [-label3 label] [-iname <name list>]
[-iclass <class list>] [-ireverse] [-inowild]
DESCRIPTION
The xkbind program (X Keyboard Extension Indicator) is a small and light indicator of
keyboard layout (XKB group) for the X Window System; it shows current keyboard layout in
titles of top-level windows. xkbind allows to simulate separate keyboard layout for each
handled window and it works with most of window managers.
xkbind exits 0 on success, and greater than 0 if an error occurs.
OPTIONS
xkbind accepts a number options most of which can be specified either on the command line,
in the user's $HOME/.xkbindrc, $HOME/.Xdefaults (or $HOME/.Xresources), or in the system-
wide configuration file. Description of all the acceptable options is given below. The
command line option is specified first with correspondent X resource name (if any) in
parenthesis afteward. Options specified on the command line have the highest priority.
The -version and -help options interpreted even if xkbind can not open the display.
-help Print a short help message to stderr and exit.
-version
Print a version number of xkbind to stderr and exit.
-force Do not allow xkbind automatically check existence of its own copy already running
on the specified X server.
-nodetach
Do not detach as a background process.
-display displayname (display)
The X server to use. This option overrides the contents of DISPLAY environment
variable.
-defgrp group (defgroup)
Group number that xkbind initially binds to each handled window.
-deflbl label (label.default)
The default value for options label.group[0-3].
-label[0-3] label (label.group[0-3])
A label string for the specified keyboard group.
-iname <name list> (ignore.name)
Space- or tab-separated list of window names (WM_CLASS(res_name) property) that
should be ignored by xkbind.
-iclass <class list> (ignore.class)
Space- or tab-separated list of window classes (WM_CLASS(res_class) property) that
should be ignored by xkbind.
-reverse (ignore.reverse)
Indicates that the "ignore list" in options ignore.name and ignore.class should be
interpreted as "accept list"
-nowild (ignore.usewild)
Disable pattern matching while searching in window lists.
RESOURCES
The format of the option in the X resources files is "Xkbind.option: value", where the
option name is the one specified below.
display
The X server to use. The default is the contents of environment variable DISPLAY.
defgroup
Group number that xkbind initially binds to each handled window. The default is
the current group when the program starts.
label.default
The default value for options label.group[0-3]. It defaults itself to the empty
string.
label.group[0-3]
A label string for the specified keyboard group. The default is the value of
label.default option.
ignore.name
Space- or tab-separated list of window names (WM_CLASS(res_name) property) that
should be ignored by xkbind.
ignore.class
Space- or tab-separated list of window classes (WM_CLASS(res_class) property) that
should be ignored by xkbind.
ignore.reverse
Specifies whether or not an "ignore list" in options ignore.name and ignore.class
should be interpreted as an "accept list". The default is "False".
ignore.usewild
Specifies whether or not symbols '*', '?' and '\' in the name and class lists
should be interpreted in the special way (like in the shell pattern matching). The
default is "True".
SIGNALS
SIGALRM
SIGVTALRM
SIGHUP
SIGPROF
xkbind ignores these signals.
SIGINT
SIGTERM
SIGABRT
xkbind performs cleanup and normal exit.
ENVIRONMENT
DISPLAY
Default host and display number.
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