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Cervisia – Graphical CVS frontend

Synopsis

cervisia
   [ –display display ]
   [ –caption caption ]
   [ –icon icon ]
   [ –miniicon miniicon ]
   [ –config filename ]
   [ –dcopserver server ]
   [ –nocrashhandler ]
   [ –waitforwm ]
   [ –style style ]
   [ –geometry geometry ]
   [ –resolve filename ]
   [ –log filename ]
   [ –annotate filename ]
   [ directory ]

Description

Cervisia is a graphical user interface for the Concurrent Versions System. It is based on the KDE libraries and therefore shares their Look’n’Feel, configuration and help system.

Options

Cervisia accepts the following options:

directory: Tells Cervisia to open the sandbox in directory at startup
–resolve filename: Shows a resolve dialog for the given file
–log filename: Shows a log dialog for the given file
–annotate filename: Shows a annotation dialog for the given file
–caption caption: Sets the caption, i. e. what is shown in the title bar
–icon icon: Sets the program’s icon (used by window managers and panels)
–miniicon miniicon: Sets the program’s mini icon (used by window managers and panels)
–config filename: Uses the given file for the configuration
–dcopserver server: Sets the dcopserver the program should use
–nocrashhandler: Disables the crash handler. Use this to get core dumps
–waitforwm: Waits for a WM_NET compatible windowmanager
–style style: Sets the application GUI style
–geometry geometry: Sets the geometry of the main window

Files

_KDECONFDIR_/cervisiarc – global configuration file

$HOME/.kde/share/config/cervisiarc – user-specific configuration file

Author

Cervisia was originally developed by Bernd Gehrmann and is now maintained by Christian Loose <christian.loose [at] kdemail.net>.

Reporting Bugs

Report bugs at http://bugs.kde.org.

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