tuxpaint-pencil-sharpener/src/tuxpaint.conf
William Kendrick b16832d76a PostScript printing code rewritten, based on NetPBM's 'pnmtops' tool by Jef Poskanzer.
PostScript printing now uses libprint to determine papersize, and scale and
  position image accordingly.  Thanks to Henry House.
"--papersize" option added to allow PostScript printing code to use a
  different size than libpaper reports as the user's or system's default.
2007-06-25 18:00:49 +00:00

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# /etc/tuxpaint/tuxpaint.conf
#
# Configuration file for Tux Paint
# See tuxpaint(1) or run 'tuxpaint --help' for details on using Tux Paint
#
# Bill Kendrick <bill@newbreedsoftware.com>
# http://www.tuxpaint.org/
#
# Default distribution version last modified:
# June 25, 2007
#
# $Id$
# The variables described below are initially commented out.
#
# Most options come in pairs:
#
# The top examples change the default behavior
# (e.g., "fullscreen=yes" enables full-screen mode, while
# the default mode is windowed, not fullscreen.)
#
# The bottom examples reenable the default behavior
# (e.g., "windowed=yes" enables fullscreen mode.)
#
# In the system-wide Tux Paint configuration file
# (e.g. "/etc/tuxpaint/tuxpaint.conf"
# or "/usr/local/etc/tuxpaint/tuxpaint.conf")
# the default options are redundant.
#
# They are, however, useful to place in a user's personal confiugration file
# ("~/.tuxpaintrc"), to override any settings they don't like in the
# system-wide configuration file, and which they don't want to always have
# to override via command-line options.
#
# For more information, see Tux Paint's main documentation file: README.txt
### Fullscreen or Windowed?
### -----------------------
#
# fullscreen=yes
# windowed=yes
### Window size / screen resolution. (800x600 is the default.)
### (Any size 640-or-wider by 480-or-taller should work.)
### NOTE: This affects canvas (drawing area) size.
### -----------------------------------------------------------
#
# windowsize=800x600
### Window / screen orientation. (Landscape (no rotation) is the default.)
### -----------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# orient=portrait
# orient=landscape
### Disable sound effects?
### ----------------------
#
# nosound=yes
# sound=yes
### Disable the on-screen 'Quit' button in the toolbar?
### ---------------------------------------------------
### Note: Pressing the [Escape] key,
### or clicking the window's 'Close' button will still work
#
# noquit=yes
# quit=yes
### Disable the printing feature?
### -----------------------------
#
# noprint=yes
# print=yes
### Restrict printing?
### ------------------
### For example, if 'printdelay=60',
### the user can only print once per minute (60 seconds)
#
# printdelay={SECONDS}
# printdelay=0
### Use stored printer configuration?
### ---------------------------------
#
# printcfg=yes
# printcfg=no
### Use a different print command?
### ------------------------------
### Note: The command should expect PostScript on its STDIN (standard-in)
###
### For example, to convert the image to greyscale before converting
### to PostScript, use "pstopnm | ppmtopgm | pnmtops | lpr" as the command
#
# printcommand={COMMAND}
# printcommand=lpr
### Paper size
### ----------
### Note: The size listed should be one supported by libpaper
### From papersize(5):
### a3, a4, a5, b5, letter, legal, executive, note, 11x17,
### a0, a1, a2, a6, a7, a8, a9, a10, b0, b1, b2, b3, b4, tabloid,
### statement, note, halfletter, halfexecutive, folio, quarto, ledger,
### archA, archB, archC, archD, archE, flsa, flse, csheet, dsheet, esheet
### or 10x14.
###
### If not set, libpaper will check your $PAPER environment variable,
### then /etc/papersize, then the default system paper size.
#
# papersize={PAPERSIZSE}
# papersize=a4
### Use the simpler shape tool? (No rotating)
### -----------------------------------------
#
# simpleshapes=yes
# complexshapes=yes
### Display only uppercase letters?
### -------------------------------
#
# uppercase=yes
# mixedcase=yes
### Grab the mouse and keyboard?
### ----------------------------
#
# grab=yes
# dontgrab=yes
### Disable [Control] key shortcuts?
### --------------------------------
#
# noshortcuts=yes
# shortcuts=yes
### Disable wheel mouse support?
### ----------------------------
#
# nowheelmouse=yes
# wheelmouse=yes
### Don't use special mouse pointer (cursor) shapes?
### ------------------------------------------------
#
# nofancycursors=yes
# fancycursors=yes
### Use the keyboard to control the mouse pointer (cursor)?
### -------------------------------------------------------
#
# keyboard=yes
# mouse=yes
### Use less graphics-intensive outlines?
### -------------------------------------
#
# nooutlines=yes
# outlines=yes
### Disable the Stamp tool?
### -----------------------
#
# nostamps=yes
# stamps=yes
### Disable Stamp controls (flip, mirror, size)?
### --------------------------------------------
#
# nostampcontrols=yes
# stampcontrols=yes
### Show mirrored stamps by default? (e.g., for those prefering right-to-left)
### --------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# mirrorstamps=yes
# dontmirrorstamps=yes
### Use keyboard arrow keys to control mouse pointer?
### -------------------------------------------------
#
# keyboard=yes
# mouse=yes
### Disable 'Save Over Older Picture?' Prompt
### Always save over, instead
### -----------------------------------------
#
# saveover=yes
# saveover=ask
### Save images somewhere different?
### --------------------------------
### Note: Window users, use the form: savedir=C:\WINDOWS\TUXPAINT
#
# savedir=~/.tuxpaint/saved
### Disable 'Save Over Older Picture?' Prompt
### Always make a new picture, instead
### -----------------------------------------
#
# saveover=new
# saveover=ask
### Disable the 'Save' feature altogether?
### --------------------------------------
#
# nosave=yes
# save=yes
### Use a different language?
### -------------------------
### Note: Where the language is a known language name (e.g., "spanish")
###
### For a full list, see tuxpaint(1) man page, README.txt documentation,
### or language usage output (by running the command "tuxpaint --lang help")
#
# lang={LANGUAGE}
# lang=english
# (End of configuration file)