qvm-start-daemon – start GUI/AUDIO for qube(s)¶
Note
qvm-start-gui has been renamed to qvm-start-daemon as it handles now gui and audio.
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Synopsis¶
qvm-start-daemon [-h] [–verbose] [–quiet] [–all] [–exclude EXCLUDE] [–watch] [–kde] [–force] [–force-stubdomain] [–pidfile PIDFILE] [–notify-monitory-layout] [VMNAME [VMNAME …]]
Options¶
- --help, -h¶
show this help message and exit
- --debug, -d¶
Show debug messages
- --verbose, -v¶
increase verbosity
- --quiet, -q¶
decrease verbosity
- --all¶
perform the action on all qubes
- --exclude¶
exclude the qube from –all
- --watch¶
Keep watching for further domain startups
- --force-stubdomain¶
Start GUI to stubdomain-emulated VGA, even if gui-agent is running in the VM
- --force¶
Force running, even if this isn’t GUI/Audio domain. GUI domain is a domain with ‘guivm’ qvm-service enabled. Similarly for Audio domain it is ‘audiovm’ qvm-service.
- --kde¶
Set KDE specific arguments to gui-daemon - required for proper windows decoration on KDE.
- --pidfile¶
Pidfile path to create in –watch mode
- --notify-monitor-layout¶
Notify running instance in –watch mode about changed monitor layout
- --version¶
Show program’s version number and exit