Provided by: buskill_0.7.0-1_all bug

NAME

       buskill - Lock or shutdown if your device is stolen (for use with laptop kill cord)

SYNOPSIS

       buskill [options]

DESCRIPTION

       buskill is a cross-platform CLI and GUI app that can lock or shutdown your computer when a
       USB hotplug removal event occurs.

       It's designed to work with the BusKill laptop kill cord, which  is  a  hardware  dead  man
       switch  that  tethers a user to their computer via a USB cable with an integrated magnetic
       breakaway.  If the cable is disconnected (eg by a snatch-and-run thief stealing the user's
       machine),  then  this  software  can  trigger  the  computer  to  lock or shutdown -- thus
       protecting encrypted files (eg bitcoin private keys) or current login sessions (eg  online
       banking) from theft.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help : Show this help message and exit.

       --version : Print version and exit.

       --list-triggers : List all available triggers.

       -v, --verbose : Increase output verbosity.

       -t , --trigger : Choose trigger to execute.  See --list-triggers for all possible values.

       -T, --run-trigger : Immediately execute the trigger on start.

       -a, --arm : Arms BusKill.

EXAMPLES

       buskill --list-triggers : Display all possible triggers, then exits.

       buskill  --trigger  lock-screen --arm : Arm the buskill app with the 'lock-screen' trigger
       so that a USB hotplug removal event will lock the device's screen

       buskill --trigger soft-shutdown --arm : Arm  the  buskill  app  with  the  'soft-shutdown'
       trigger so that a USB hotplug removal event will cause the device to shutdown

SEE ALSO

       This manpage is limited in scope.  The BusKill project's main documentation (complete with
       images and videos) is available at docs.buskill.in (https://docs.buskill.in)

       • Full Documentation (https://docs.buskill.in)

       • Official BusKill Project Website (https://buskill.in)

AUTHORS

       Michael    Altfield    (<michael@michaelaltfield.net>)    and     The     BusKill     Team
       (<https://buskill.in/contact>).

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