NAME

       unclutter-xfixes - rewrite of unclutter using the X11-Xfixes extension

SYNOPSIS

       unclutter [--timeout seconds] [--jitter radius] [--exclude-root] [--ignore-scrolling] [--fork|-b]
       [--help|-h] [--version|-v]

       Compatibility arguments:

       unclutter [--display|-d display] [--idle seconds] [--keystroke] [--grab] [--noevents] [--reset] [--root]
       [--onescreen] [--not] name …

OPTIONS

       --timeout seconds
           Specifies the number of seconds after which the cursor should be hidden if it was neither moved nor
           any button was pressed. (Default: 5)

       --jitter radius
           Ignore cursor movements if the cursor hasn’t moved sufficiently far.

       --exclude-root
           Don’t hide the mouse cursor if it is idling over the root window and not an actual window since in
           this case it isn’t obscuring anything important, but rather just the desktop background.

       --ignore-scrolling
           Ignore mouse scroll events (buttons 4 and 5) so that scrolling doesn’t unhide the cursor.

       --fork|-b
           Fork unclutter to the background.

       --help|-h
           Display the usage and exit.

       --version|-v
           Display the version and exit.

COMPATIBILITY

       In order to be used as a drop-in replacement of unclutter, unclutter-xfixes accepts all command line
       arguments of unclutter, but ignores most of them.

       --display|-d display
           Specifies the X display to use. The same effect can be achieved by setting the DISPLAY environment
           variable.

       --idle seconds
           This argument is mapped to --timeout.

       --keystroke
           This argument is ignored.

       --grab
           This argument is ignored.

       --noevents
           This argument is ignored.

       --reset
           This argument is ignored.

       --root
           This argument does the opposite of --exclude-root. Shouldn’t need to be given, as this is the default
           behavior in unclutter-xfixes.

       --onescreen
           This argument restricts unclutter to the single screen specified in --display or to the default
           screen of the display.

       --not
           This argument will result in all arguments that aren’t options or option arguments, to be collected
           into a list that specifies windows where the cursor shall not be removed. These will be the windows
           where an element of the list matches, in a case insensitive comparison, the starting characters of
           either the WM_NAME, or the name or class of the WM_CLASS, properties of the window. (Note that this
           argument can be given anywhere on the command line.)

DESCRIPTION

       Hide the mouse cursor if it isn’t being used.

       This version of unclutter is a rewrite of the original and uses the x11-xfixes extension, which means
       that no fake windows or pointer grabbing is needed. This should work better with window managers and
       applications.

AUTHOR

       Ingo Bürk

                                                   2019-10-30                                UNCLUTTER-XFIXES(1)