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RUN_SCALED(1) General Commands Manual RUN_SCALED(1) NAME run_scaled - run an X11 application upscaled or downscaled SYNOPSIS run_scaled [--scale=VALUE] application [application-arguments] run_scaled [--scale=VALUE] [xpra-arguments] -- application [application-ar- guments] DESCRIPTION run_scaled uses xpra(1) to show any X11 application with arbitrary scaling applied. EXAMPLES run_scaled xterm -ls Starts the command "xterm -ls", with the default scaling of 2. The xterm window will be twice as big as it normally would be. run_scaled --scale=250% firefox Start firefox, upscaled by 250%. run_scaled --speaker=off --microphone=off -- wine notepad.exe Starts the command "wine notepad.exe", with audio inputs and outputs disabled (by additional Xpra arguments) and the default scaling of 2. OPTIONS --scale=VALUE The scaling factor to apply, specified as: number ie: 2, 1.5 fraction ie: 3/2 percentage ie: 250% If unspecified, the default value is 2. LIMITATIONS The scaling value is limited to the range 0.1 to 10, and even within that range, values lower than 1 may not work correctly with large displays. SEE ALSO xpra(1) RUN_SCALED(1)
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