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Chapter 7. The ThinLinc Client

All arguments written on the command line overrides the settings saved from previous sessions. The

options window will show the current settings, including the settings from the command line. The client

settings is only stored to ﬁle when the user press the OK button in the options window. This means that

options from the command line normally don’t affect the saved settings. But if the user opens the options

window and accepts the settings by pressing the OK button then the settings, including the one from the

command line, will be saved.

For a complete list of arguments supported by your client you can run the client with the argument -?.

Description of available command line arguments

Here follows a description for all available command line arguments.

-?, --help

Display a help summary.

--version

Display client version information and exit.

-a, --advanced

Start client in advanced mode. Advanced mode means that the client will show the Server ﬁeld,

Options... button and the End existing session checkbox. The advanced mode is the normal mode

used when you start the ThinLinc client. A simpler mode, where those interface components are

hidden, is used automatically when you enter a server name as a command line argument. By

adding this argument you override that and always use the advanced mode.

-c, --controlpanel

Enable the Control Panel and apply stored mouse and keyboard speed and acceleration settings if

any. Only available on UNIX versions of the client.

-C, --conﬁgﬁle FILE

Speciﬁes an additional conﬁguration ﬁle. Parameter values in this conﬁguration ﬁle overrides the

values speciﬁed by the system wide and user conﬁguration ﬁle. Settings changed from the GUI will

be stored in this conﬁguration ﬁle, instead of the user’s conﬁguration ﬁle.

-d, --debug LEVEL

The ThinLinc client logs information about the current session to the ﬁle ~/.thinlinc/tlclient.log on

UNIX systems and %TMP%\tlclient.log on Windows systems. When the client is started, any

existing log ﬁle is renamed as tlclient.old.log. The amount of information to log can be

conﬁgured with this option followed by a number from 1 to 5. A low number gives less logging than

a higher number. The default is a log level of 3. For more information about log ﬁle placement, see

Section 7.6 below.

-u, --user USER

This option sets the user name that should be ﬁlled in into the Name ﬁeld. This can be used to

override the name that is automatically saved from last session. If you for example, in a school

classroom, want it to always start with an empty Name ﬁeld, then you can use this parameter with

the empty string "".

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