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TILIX(1) Tilix Commands TILIX(1)

NAME

tilix - Tiling GTK3 terminal emulator for GNOME

SYNOPSIS

tilix [options]

DESCRIPTION

tilix is an advanced GTK3 tiling terminal emulator designed to adhere to GNOME Human Interface Guidelines.

OPTIONS

The tilix application accepts the following command line parameters:

Show help options.
Show the version of Tilix as well as the versions of dependent components.
Set the working directory of the terminal.
Set the starting profile using the name of one of the existing profiles. If it matches none of those, the default profile will be used.
Set the title of the new terminal.
Specify a previously saved session to re-load the layout and layout options from. This will not restore the terminal to where it was left off, rather new terminals are created.
Perform one of the following actions in the current Tilix instance:
session-add-right Add a new terminal rightwards of the current one.
session-add-down Add a new terminal below the current terminal.
app-new-session Create a new Tilix session within the current window.
app-new-window Create a new Tilix window.
Execute all text after this parameter as a command, thus this parameter must be the last parameter.
Maximize the terminal window.
Minimize the terminal window.
Full-screen the terminal window.
Focus the existing window.
Override the preferred window style, the following styles are supported:
normal Normal window look.
disable-csd Do not show client side decorations.
disable-csd-hide-toolbar Do not show client side decorations and toolbar.
borderless Do not show window borders.
Start an additional Tilix instance as a new process. By default and as per GTK+ version 3 guidelines, Tilix maintains a single process that all windows belong to. This option forces Tilix to start as a separate process. This is not recommended and only intended for debugging purposes. Its use will prevent different Tilix windows from communicating with each other.
Set the window size; for example: 80x24, or 80x24+200+200 (COLSxROWS+X+Y).
Open a window in Quake mode or toggle existing Quake mode window visibility.
Show the Tilix preferences dialog directly.
Use the specified X display.

SEE ALSO

None

BUGS

See bugs at https://github.com/gnunn1/tilix/issues

AUTHOR

Gerald Nunn and other contributors.

26 December 2016 1.4.0