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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>
# Default distribution version last modified:
# January 21, 2007


# 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
windowsize=800x480

### 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


### 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
savedir=/media/mmc1/tuxpaint


### 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)