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GTKPBBUTTONS(1)						       GTKPBBUTTONS(1)

NAME
       gtkpbbuttons - a visual client for pbbuttonsd to display adjustments on
       a X desktop.

SYNOPSIS
       gtkpbbuttons [options]

DESCRIPTION
       gtkpbbuttons is a client for pbbutonsd which visualize user adjustments
       for  display  brightness and volume on a X desktop like for example the
       Apple OS does.

       Each time someone pressed one of the hotkeys, a small GTK popup	window
       would appear and show what happened. After roundabout two seconds with‐
       out any changes, the popup window vanishes again.

       This Client has support for battery warning  messages  from  pbbuttonsd
       built  in. In case of a battery warning a popup window would appear and
       a beep will be played (see sound subsystem options below	 and  the  man
       page of pbbuttonsd for details).

       The  sound  subsystem based on the audiofile library and POSIX threads.
       If either the libaudiofile or the  libpthread  is  missing  at  compile
       time,  the  audio  subsystem  would  be disabled. gtkpbbuttons is still
       usable without audio.

       GtkPBButtons uses popt for parsing command line parameters. The	change
       from  getopt to popt becomes necessary as GNOME session management sup‐
       port has been built in because GNOME uses popt,	and  getopt  and  popt
       don't  cooperate	 very  well.   Nevertheless it's called 'GNOME session
       management support' it will also work with KDE3 and other session  man‐
       agers using the X session protocol.

       If GtkPBButtons was built with GNOME session management support, GtkPB‐
       Buttons would understand all GNOME specific  command  line  options  as
       well.  This  options  are not described in this manual page but a short
       description will be displayed if the --help option is given.

       Because of some design flaws in popt the option detach with an optional
       PID  file  must	be  divided into two options (detach and pidfile) with
       required options. See below for details.

       GtkPBButtons will register itself at the server PBButtonsd to  get  the
       desired	messages. In case there is already an instance of GtkPBButtons
       running, the new instance will replace the old  one.  The  server  will
       send a ´Good Bye´ message to the old instance.

OPTIONS
       gtkpbbuttons accepts the following options:

       -?, --help
	      Show summary of options.

       -v, --version
	      Show version of gtkpbbuttons.

       -d, --detach
	      Start gtkpbbuttons as background process.
	      In  this	mode  we  can't assume to have a valid terminal so all
	      outputs will be blocked and error messages will be  rerouted  to
	      syslog.

       -p, --pidfile=PIDFILE
	      This  option sets an alternative filename to store the PID in if
	      started as background process.

       -a, --audio=DSP
	      Set an alternative audio device.

       -t, --theme=THEME
	      Gtkpbbuttons is themeable and with this option the theme to  use
	      could  be	 chosen.  Look	in  /usr/share/gtkpbbuttons/themes for
	      available themes.	 The argument of this option is	 the  name  of
	      the theme directory.

	      If  this option was missing the default theme 'Classic' would be
	      chosen.

       The former options --beep, --warnbeep and --popups are now  handled  by
       the  theme  management  and  are	 not  longer available as command line
       switches.

SEE ALSO
       pbbuttonsd (1), pbbuttonsd.conf (5), libaudiofile documentation, gtkpb‐
       buttons.themes (5)

AUTHOR
       Matthias Grimm.

				 April 3, 2005		       GTKPBBUTTONS(1)
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