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beryl(1)		     Beryl Window Manager		      beryl(1)

NAME
       beryl - beryl window manager

SYNOPSIS
       beryl DISPLAY PNG RATE ID plugins

       beryl-xgl DISPLAY ID plugins

OPTIONS
       --display DISPLAY
	    selects the X display to start beryl on

       --indirect-rendering
	    enable internal options necessary for aiglx

       --strict-binding
	    enable strict texture binding, also necessary for aiglx

       --replace
	    replaces  the  current window manager (and composition manager, if
	    supported)

       --sm-disable
	    disables registration with x session manager

       --sm-client-id
	    usually only used by session-managers

       --version | -v
	    outputs the current version of beryl (note that if you  see	 $VER‐
	    SION, you probably have beryl 0.0.13.37)

       --help | -h
	    short usage statement about beryl

       plugins
	    a list of plugins, in order, for beryl to load at startup

DESCRIPTION
       beryl is a window manager and composition manager based on OpenGL tech‐
       nology.	It will run anywhere that GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is  sup‐
       ported, which is currently on Xgl and aiglx

       beryl-xgl --replace settings

       if you are using Xgl or

       beryl --indirect-rendering --strict-binding --replace settings

       if you are using aiglx

SIGNALS
       USR1 Causes settings plugin to reload settings.

       HUP  Restarts the beryl process.

AUTHORS
       - davidr (davidr@novell.com)

       - Quinn (livinglatexkali@gmail.com)

SEE ALSO
       emerald(1)

Beryl				  2006-10-25			      beryl(1)

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