User Commands					      xcompmgr(1)



NAME
     xcompmgr -	sample X compositing manager

SYNOPSIS
     xcompmgr [-d display] [-r radius]	[-o  opacity]  [-l  left-
     offset] [-t top-offset] [-acCfFnsS]

DESCRIPTION
     xcompmgr is a sample compositing manager for X servers  sup-
     porting  the  XFIXES,  DAMAGE, and	COMPOSITE extensions.  It
     enables basic eye-candy effects.

OPTIONS
     -d	display
	  Specifies the	display	to manage.

     -r	radius
	  Specifies the	blur radius for	client-side shadows.

     -o	opacity
	  Specifies the	opacity	for client-side	shadows.

     -l	left-offset
	  Specifies the	left offset for	client-side shadows.

     -t	top-offset
	  Specifies the	top offset for client-side shadows.

     -I	fade-in-step
	  Specifies the	opacity	change between steps while fading
	  in.

     -O	fade-out-step
	  Specifies the	opacity	change between steps while fading
	  out.

     -D	fade-delta
	  Specifies the	time (in milliseconds) between steps in	a
	  fade.

     -a	  Automatic server-side	compositing.  This instructs  the
	  server  to  use the standard composition rules.  Useful
	  for debugging.

     -c	  Client-side compositing with soft shadows and	 translu-
	  cency	support.

     -f	  When -c is specified,	enables	a smooth fade effect  for
	  transient  windows  like  menus, and for all windows on
	  hide and restore events.

     -n	  Simple client-side compositing.



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     -s	  Server-side compositing with hard-edged shadows.

     -C	  When -c is specified,	attempts to avoid  painting  sha-
	  dows on panels and docks.

     -F	  When -f is specified,	also enables the fade effect when
	  windows change their opacity,	as with	transset(1).

     -S	  Enables synchronous operation.  Useful for debugging.

BUGS
     Probably.	   Please    report    any    you     find     to
     http://bugs.freedesktop.org/.

AUTHORS
     Keith Packard, with contributions from Matthew  Allum,  Eric
     Anholt,  Dan  Doel, Thomas	Luebking, Matthew Hawn,	Ely Levy,
     Phil Blundell, and	Carl Worth.





































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