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PHOC.INI()							    PHOC.INI()

NAME
       phoc.ini	- Configuration	file for phoc

DESCRIPTION
       Most  of	 phoc's	 configuration is read from GSettings. Output and core
       settings	are read from phoc.ini.	The configuration file is searched  in
       phoc's  current	working	 directory. It's path can also be given	on the
       command line via	the -C option.

       The phoc.ini file is composed of	multiple sections which	can be in  any
       order.  If  values  are	not given then built in	defaults are used. The
       main purpose of phoc.ini	is to specify output  configuration  and  lay-
       outs.  Each section has the form:

	  [SectionHeader]
	  key1 = value1
	  key2 = value2

       Lines starting with # are considered comments and are ignored. The sec-
       tion  headers  might  contain  a	colon in which case the	part after the
       colon specifies the configuration item e.g.

	  [output:DSI-1]

       is the configuration section for	the output DSI-1.

       The available section headers are:

        core: core options

        output: output	configuration

       Modifications to	this file require a compositor restart to take effect.

CORE SECTION
       The core	section	can appear only	once and has a single option:

        xwayland=[true|immediate|false]: Whether  to  enable  XWayland.  With
	 true  XWayland	is activated when, needed. immediate launches it imme-
	 diately and false turns it off.

OUTPUT SECTION
       The output section can appear multiple times with different  configura-
       tion items

	  [output:ITEM]

       ITEM  is	 either	the DRM	connector name like DSI-1 or DP-2 or the make,
       model and serial	as obtained from EDID separated	by %:  [output:A  Ven-
       dor%The	Model%Serial]. Make, model and serial can be specified as * to
       match any value.	The configuration options are:

        enable=[true|false]: Whether the output should	be enabled

        x, y: The x and y position in the output layout. This can be used  to
	 arrange outputs.  The default is to use automatic layout (new outputs
	 are added to the right	of the current layout).

        scale:	The outputs scale. The default auto calculates the scale based
	 on the	screen size.

        rotate: The rotation. Valid values are	normal,	90, 180, 270, flipped,
	 flipped-90, flipped-180 and flipped-270. The default is to use	normal
	 orientation.

        mode: The mode	to use.	The mode must be a valid mode for this output.
	 See  e.g. the output of wlr-randr.  The default is to use the outputs
	 preferred mode.

        modeline: A custom video mode.	This is	only valid for the DRM backend

        scale-filter: Filter to use to	scale down textures. Valid values  are
	 bilinear,  nearest  and  auto.	  The later selects bilinear for frac-
	 tional	and nearest for	integer	scales automatically. If unset auto is
	 assumed.

        drm-panel-orientation:	If true	applies	 the  panel  orientation  read
	 from the DRM connector	(if available).	Defaults to true.

        phys_width,  phys_height:  The	 physical dimensions of	the display in
	 mm.

       Example:

	  [output:DSI-1]
	  scale	= 2

	  [output:Some Vendor%Some Model%*]
	  scale	= 1
	  rotate = 90
	  x = 300

SEE ALSO
       phoc(1) wlr-randr(1)

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