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vte(1)				 User Commands				vte(1)

NAME
       vte - virtual terminal emulator

SYNOPSIS
       vte  [--antialias] [--audible] [--background=image] [--blink] [--color-
       cursor] [--command=command] [--console]	[--debug]  [--dingus]  [--dis‐
       play=display]   [--double-buffer]  [--font=font]	 [--geometry=geometry]
       [--highlight] [--icon-title] [--keep] [--no-geometry-hints] [--reverse]
       [--scroll-background]  [--scrollback-lines] [--shell] [--termcap=termi‐
       nal-type] [--transparent] [--working-directory=directory]

DESCRIPTION
       vte is simply a window wrapped around the vte embeddable terminal  emu‐
       lation  control, which does most of the work for gnome-terminal. vte is
       used mainly to test the control. Most users do  not  need  to  use  vte
       directly, but use gnome-terminal instead.

OPTIONS
       The following options are supported:

       -2, --double-buffer

	   Toggle double buffering. Enabled by default.

       -A, --antialias

	   Toggle  antialiasing.   The	default	 is  that  of the current GTK+
	   default.

       -a, --audible

	   Toggle audible bell on/off. If audible  bell	 is  enabled,  visible
	   bell	 is  disabled.	 If  audible bell is disabled, visible bell is
	   enabled. Audible bell enabled by default.

       -B, --background=image

	   Use image as background.

       -b, --blink

	   Toggle cursor blinking. Enabled by default.

       -C, --console

	   Open a "console" connection.

       -c, --command=command

	   Fork the specified command.

       -D, --dingus

	   Use dingus clicking: as the cursor moves over text matching a  cer‐
	   tain	 pattern,  the	matched	 text  is  highlighted	and the cursor
	   changes shape.  Disabled by default.

       -d, --debug

	   Toggle update debugging. Disabled by default.

       --display=display

	   Specify the X display to use.

       -f, --font=font

	   Specify the font to use. Default font is "Sans 12".

       -G, --no-geometry-hints

	   Allow the terminal to be resized to any dimension, not  constrained
	   to fit to an integer multiple of characters.

       -g, --geometry=geometry

	   Set the size (in characters) and position.

       -h, --highlight

	   Toggle highlighting.	 Disabled by default.

       -i, --icon-title

	   Toggle  whether  to obey attempts to set the icon name, if applica‐
	   tions running in the terminal request this.

       -k, --keep

	   Toggle whether to keep program running after GTK main  loop.	  Dis‐
	   abled by default.

       -n, --scrollback-lines

	   Specify  the	 number of scrollback lines. Minumum number of scroll‐
	   back lines is 100. Default number of scrollback lines is 100.

       -r, --color-cursor

	   Toggle whether to  set  cursor  color  to  pale  red.  Disabled  by
	   default.

       --reverse

	   Reverse foreground and background colors.

       -S, --shell

	   Toggle launching a shell. Enabled by default.

       -s, --scroll-background

	   Toggle  whether  to	scroll	background image along with text. This
	   option is only useful when combined with the -B  option.   Disabled
	   by default.

       -T, --transparent

	   Use transparent background. Overrides the -B option.

       -t, --termcap=terminal-type

	   Specify the terminal type to emulate.

       -w, --working-directory=directory

	   Specify the initial working directory of the terminal.

EXTENDED DESCRIPTION
       vte  is designed to emulate the xterm program provided by the X Consor‐
       tium. In turn, xterm is an almost complete emulation of the  DEC	 VT102
       terminal.  vte  supports the same extensions to VT102 as those provided
       by xterm, through special escape sequences.

       xterm is an evolving program. Recent changes to xterm  have  been  been
       incorporated  into vte.	This includes emulation of the newer DEC VT220
       escape sequences.

EXAMPLES
       Example 1: Launching the Virtual Terminal Emulator

       example% vte

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
       See environ(5) for descriptions of the following environment variables:

       VTE_PROFILE_MEMORY      Virtualize memory allocation for debugging pur‐
			       poses.

EXIT STATUS
       The following exit values are returned:

       0	Application exited successfully

       >0	Application exited with failure

FILES
       The following files are used by this application:

       /usr/bin/vte		       Executable  for virtual terminal emula‐
				       tor

       /usr/share/gtk-doc/html/vte     Location of developer documentation

ATTRIBUTES
       See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes:

       ┌─────────────────────────────┬─────────────────────────────┐
       │      ATTRIBUTE TYPE	     │	    ATTRIBUTE VALUE	   │
       ├─────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┤
       │Availability		     │terminal/gnome-terminal	   │
       ├─────────────────────────────┼─────────────────────────────┤
       │Interface stability	     │Volatile			   │
       └─────────────────────────────┴─────────────────────────────┘

SEE ALSO
       gnome-terminal(1), xterm(1), libvte(3), attributes(5), environ(5)

NOTES
       Written by Johan Steyn, updated	by  Brian  Cameron,  Sun  Microsystems
       Inc., 2004, 2007.

SunOS 5.11			  08 Nov 2007				vte(1)
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