looking-glass-client - Low latency KVM FrameRelay
implementation
looking-glass-client [OPTIONS]
LookingGlass enables you to use shared memory to pass rendered
frames from a virtual machine back to the host system.
A LookingGlass Host implementation is required to run on the guest
virtual machine. It is recommended that the client and host versions
match.
- -h
- Print out this help
- -C PATH
- Specify an additional configuration file to load
- -f PATH
- Specify the path to the shared memory file [default:
/dev/shm/looking-glass]
- -L SIZE
- Specify the size in MB of the shared memory file (0 = detect) [default:
0]
- -s
- Disable spice client
- -c HOST
- Specify the spice host or UNIX socket [default: 127.0.0.1]
- -p PORT
- Specify the spice port or 0 for UNIX socket [default: 5900]
- -j
- Disable cursor position scaling
- -M
- Don't hide the host cursor
- -K
- Set the FPS limit [default: 200]
- -k
- Enable FPS display
- -g NAME
- Force the use of a specific renderer
- -o OPTION
- Specify a renderer option (ie: opengl:vsync=0)
Alternatively specify "list" to list all renderers
and their options
- -a
- Auto resize the window to the guest
- -n
- Don't allow the window to be manually resized
- -r
- Don't maintain the aspect ratio
- -d
- Borderless mode
- -F
- Borderless fullscreen mode
- -x XPOS
- Initial window X position [default: center]
- -y YPOS
- Initial window Y position [default: center]
- -w WIDTH
- Initial window width [default: 1024]
- -b HEIGHT
- Initial window height [default: 768]
- -Q
- Ignore requests to quit (ie: Alt+F4)
- -l
- License information
looking-glass-client is written by Geoffrey McRae
(https://looking-glass.hostfission.com/)
This manual page was written by Lennart Weller
<lhw@ring0.de>, for the Debian project (but may be used by
others).