DESCRIPTION

       LinEAK,  Linux support for Easy Access and Internet Keyboards, features
       X11 support, windowmanager independence, ability to configure all  keys
       through GUI or .conf file, volume control and sound controls.

       This plugin contains an interface to the XOSD display method to provide
       visual feedback when a user presses a key.

       lineakd is the daemon that runs in the background of an X  session  and
       listens to incoming events from multimedia buttons.



Requirements.

       The  xosd  plugin requires the following to be added to your configura-
       tion file: Display_plugin = xosd

       The plugin also understands the following config file directives:

       Display_font - This needs to be set to a font with an X style name. The
       default font is: -adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal-*-*-240-*-*-p-*-*-*

       Display_color - This needs to be set to a numeric color identifier. You
       can  get  a  color  identifier  from  a program like kcolorchooser. The
       default color is: 0aff00

       Display_timeout - This is the amount of time that the display stays  on
       the screen in seconds. The default is 3 seconds.

       Display_pos - This is the horizonal position of the display. Valid val-
       ues are: top, middle or bottom. The default is bottom.

       Display_align - This is the vertical alignment of  the  display.  Valid
       values are: left, center or right. The default is center.

       Display_hoffset - This is a number in pixels to offset  the  horizontal
       positioning  of  the  display with respect to the Display_pos position.
       The default is 0.

       Display_voffset - This is a number in pixels  to  offset  the  vertical
       positioning of the display with respect to the Display_align alignment.
       The default is 50.

       Display_soffset - This is a number in pixels to offset the drop shadow-
       ing for the display text. The default is 1.



FILES

       $HOME/.lineak/lineakd.conf
              Personal configuration file.


SEE ALSO



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