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gconftool-2 – GNOME configuration tool Synopsisgconftool-2 [-?] [-?|–help] [–usage] [-s|–set] [-g|–get] [–set-schema] [-u|–unset] [–recursive-unset] [-a|–all-entries] [–all-dirs] [–dump] [–load=STRING] [-R|–recursive-list] [–dir-exists=STRING] [–shutdown] [-p|–ping] [–spawn] [-t|–type int|bool|float|string|list|pair] [-T|–get-type] [–get-list-size] [–get-list-element] [–list-type=int|bool|float|string] [–car-type=int|bool|float|string] [–cdr-type=int|bool|float|string] [–short-desc=DESCRIPTION] [–long-desc=DESCRIPTION] [–owner=OWNER] [–install-schema-file=FILENAME] [–config-source=SOURCE] [–direct] [–makefile-install-rule] [–makefile-uninstall-rule] [–break-key] [–break-directory] [–short-docs] [–long-docs] [–get-schema-name] [–apply-schema] [–unapply-schema] [–get-default-source] [-v|–version] DescriptionEach preference in the GConf repository is…

gconf-editor – an editor for the GConf configuration system Synopsisgconf-editor DescriptionGConf-Editor is a tool used for editing the GConf configuration database. It might be useful when the proper configuration utility for some software provides no way of changing some option. UsageThe main window consists of a tree showing the GConf configuration database hierarchy, a list…

gcm-viewer – GNOME Color Manager Profile Viewer Tool Synopsisgcm-viewer [ –verbose ] DescriptionThis manual page documents briefly the gcm-viewer command. gcm-viewer allows you to view properties of ICC files. See Alsogcm-import gnome-control-center AuthorThis manual page was written by Richard Hughes <richard [at] hughsie.com>.

gcm-picker – GNOME Color Manager Color Picker Tool Synopsisgcm-picker [ –verbose ] DescriptionThis manual page documents briefly the gcm-picker command. gcm-picker allows you to pick spot colors. See Alsogcm-import gnome-control-center AuthorThis manual page was written by Richard Hughes <richard [at] hughsie.com>.

gcm-inspect – GNOME Color Manager Inspect Tool Synopsisgcm-inspect [ –verbose ] DescriptionThis manual page documents briefly the gcm-inspect command. gcm-inspect allows you to inspect your session color management settings. See Alsogcm-import gnome-control-center AuthorThis manual page was written by Richard Hughes <richard [at] hughsie.com>.

gcm-import – GNOME Color Manager Import Tool Synopsisgcm-import [ –verbose ] DescriptionThis manual page documents briefly the gcm-import command. gcm-import allows you to import ICC files supplied by vendors. See Alsogcm-viewer gnome-control-center AuthorThis manual page was written by Richard Hughes <richard [at] hughsie.com>.

gcm-calibrate – GNOME Color Manager Calibrator Tool Synopsisgcm-calibrate [ –verbose ] DescriptionThis manual page documents briefly the gcm-calibrate command. gcm-calibrate allows you calibrate devices. See Alsogcm-viewer gnome-control-center AuthorThis manual page was written by Richard Hughes <richard [at] hughsie.com>.

gcloseall – This tool terminates all applications Synopsisgcloseall Descriptiongcloseall terminates all applications. It does this by not asking any questions. It just terminates all applications. You have been warned! OptionsBugsNone known See Alsogclose(1), gopen(1), GNUstep(7) HistoryWork on gcloseall started in January 2006. Authorsgcloseall was written by Richard Frith-Macdoanld <rfm [at] gnu.org> This man page was…

gclose – This tool terminates an application Synopsisgclose <application> Descriptiongclose terminates an application from the command line OptionsBugsNone known See Alsogcloseall(1), gopen(1), GNUstep(7) HistoryWork on gclose started in November 2001. Authorsgclose was written by Gregory Casamento <greg_casamento [at] yahoo.com> This man page was written by Dennis Leeuw <dleeuw [at] made-it.com>.

gcl – GCL Common Lisp interpreter/compiler Synopsisgcl [ options ] DescriptionThe program gcl is an implementation of a subset of the Common Lisp Ansi standard. It is written in C and in Common Lisp, and is highly portable. It includes those features in the original definition of Common Lisp, (Guy Steele version 1.), as well…

gcjh – – generate header files from Java class files Synopsisgcjh [OPTIONS]… CLASS… DescriptionThe "gcjh" program is used to generate header files from class files. It can generate both CNI and JNI header files, as well as stub implementation files which can be used as a basis for implementing the required native methods. It is…

gcj – Ahead-of-time compiler for the Java language Synopsisgcj [-Idir…] [-d dir…]  [–CLASSPATH=path] [–classpath=path]  [-foption…] [–encoding=name]  [–main=classname] [-Dname[=value]…]  [-C] [–resource resource-name] [-d directory]  [-Wwarn…]  sourcefile… DescriptionAs gcj is just another front end to gcc, it supports many of the same options as gcc. This manual only documents the options specific to gcj. OptionsInput and output filesA gcj command is like a gcc…

gcj-dbtool – Manipulate class file mapping databases for libgcj Synopsisgcj-dbtool OPTION DBFILE [MORE] … gcj-dbtool [-0] [–] [-n] [-a] [-f]   [-t] [-l] [-p [LIBDIR]]   [-v] [-m] [–version] [–help] Description"gcj-dbtool" is a tool for creating and manipulating class file mapping databases. "libgcj" can use these databases to find a shared library corresponding to the bytecode representation of a class. This functionality is…

gcin – an input method server Synopsisgcin [-h|-v|–version] Descriptiongcin is an input method(IM) server, which focused mainly on Traditional Chinese. It is also very useful for Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and many other languages. IM table format of gcin is almost as same as those of scim and xcin. Users may append their IMs to gcin…

gcin-setup – configuration tools of gcin Synopsisgcin-setup Descriptiongcin-setup is the default configuration tool of gcin. Another configuring method is writing conffiles in $HOME/.gcin/config. See CONFFILES section for further information. ConffilesThose conffiles below will be created automatically by gcin-setup, except gcin-bell-volume and gcin-sound-play-overlap. If you want to write conffiles by yourself, please make sure you have…

gcin-message – gcin’s notification tool Synopsisgcin-message [-icon file] [-text string] [-duration milliseconds] Descriptiongcin-message displays notification image and/or text. It is useful for filters to have interaction with users. Options-icon file Display an image. -text string Display text string. The space character is not allowed. -duration milliseconds Time to show notifications.See Alsogcin(1). Authorgcin-message was written by…

gchemtable – periodic table of the elements Descriptiongchemtable is a periodic table of the elements application. OptionsNo options are available. AuthorsJean Br’efort <jean.brefort [at] normalesup.org> Program author. Daniel Leidert <daniel.leidert [at] wgdd.de> Manpage author.CopyrightCopyright © 2002-2007 Jean Br’efort Copyright © 2004-2007 Daniel Leidert Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the…

gchempaint – 2D chemical structures editor for the GNOME2 desktop Synopsis gchempaint [OPTIONS…] [FILE…]Descriptiongchempaint is a 2D chemical structures editor for the GNOME2 desktop. It is a multi document application. You can read different file types with gchempaint. E.g. chemical/x-cml, chemical/x-mdl-molfile, chemical/x-mdl-sdfile or chemical/x-pdb. But be aware, that you will maybe loose 3D-data from these…

gchemcalc – simple calculator for chemists Synopsis gchemcalc [OPTION(S)…] [FORMULA]Descriptiongchemcalc is a simple calculator for chemists. OptionsThe following options are accepted: -?, –help Show application help options. –help-all, –help-* Print all or just a group of help options. These options are not documented here. Instead see gtk-options(7) and gnome-options(7). -v, –version Print gchemcalc version information.See…

gchem3d – a small chemical viewer application Synopsis gchem3d [OPTION(S)…] [FILE…]Descriptiongchem3d is a small chemical viewer application, which can show several chemical file formats. OptionsThe following options are accepted: -b COLOR, –bgcolor=COLOR Use the given color as background color. COLOR can be one of "black" (default), "white", "#rrggbb" (don’t forget to escape the lq#rq character…