NAME

       openlugaru - Third-person rabbit action game

SYNOPSIS

       openlugaru    [-forceoss]    [-forcealsa]   [-nosound]   [-openalinfo]   [-showresolutions]   [-windowed]
       [-nomousegrab] [-h|-help|--help]

DESCRIPTION

       On launch, the $HOME/.lugaru directory will be copied to $HOME/.openlugaru, if the latter does not  exist
       already.

       openlugaru  reads  its  configuration from $HOME/.openlugaru/Data/config.txt, Which is generated on first
       launch of the game. The file /usr/share/games/openlugaru/Data/config.txt (if present) serves as a  static
       default in case no configuration file has yet been generated by the user.

       OpenLugaru  can  toggle fullscreen via [alt]+[return] and toggle mouse + keyboard grabbing via [ctrl]+[g]
       OpenLugaru on Debian currently defaults to -windowed and -nomousegrab, use the above shortcuts to  return
       to fullscreen and grabbing mode respectively. Note that fullscreen also implies mouse + keyboard grab.

OPTIONS

       -forceoss
              Override detected sound server and use OSS.

       -forcealsa
              Override detected sound server and use ALSA.

       -nosound
              Disable sound output.

       -openalinfo
              Print OpenAL info (and launch the game).

       -showresolutions
              Print a list of resolutions deemed appropriate for the current display (and launch the game).

       -windowed
              Launch the game in windowed mode.

       -nomousegrab
              Do not restrict the mouse to the game window, nor capture all keyboard input.

       -h | -help | --help
              Show this manpage.

AUTHOR

       OpenLugaru was originally written by Wolfire Games <http://www.wolfire.com>.

       Since  2010  it  is developed by Neal Gompa <ngompa13@gmail.com>, Alexander Monakov <amonakov@gmail.com>,
       Côme BERNIGAUD <come.bernigaud@gmail.com>, sf17k, and others.

       This manual page was written by Arand Nash <ienorand@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (and may be  used
       by others).

OpenLugaru                                        May  9, 2011                                     OPENLUGARU(6)