sjog(1)
NAME
sjog - Sony Vaio Jog Dial Control Utility
SYNOPSIS
sjog [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
- S-Jog is utility that can use the Sony Programmable I/O
- Control device (SPIC), which is part of Sony Vaio's, to do vari
- ous things:
- Launch applications
- Adjust screen brightness
- Adjust volume
- Act like a mouse wheel
- S-Jog pops up when you click the Jog Wheel then disappears
- after 3 seconds of idle time. The mouse wheel feature is turned
- on when S-Jog is hidden.
OPTIONS
- -rb, --reverse-brightness
- Reverse brightness setting behavior.
- -fk, --fake-keys
- Send page up/down instead of buttons 4/5.
- -nc, --no-center
- Do not center windows on screen.
- -s, --spic
- Use the legacy spic driver. -ns, --no-startmenu Do
- not display the menu on startup. -r, --reset-menu Reset scroll
- bar to top of menu each time
- -h, --help
- Display a help message.
CONFIGURATION
- S-Jog reads its configuration from /etc/sjogrc or
- $HOME/.sjogrc if it exists.
- An entry is defined by a name and a command. The name can
- contain spaces if it is put between double-quotes ("name").
- The command is the path of the program to launch when the
- item is clicked or one of the 4 special keywords: brightness and
- volume will launch a setting window for the screen brightness and
- the speakers' volume, redo will rerun the last command launched,
- and hide does nothing and makes the menu disappear.
- Lines beginning with a # are comment.
FILES
- /etc/sjogrc, $HOME/.sjogrc
- Configuration files read by sjog at startup. See
- /etc/sjogrc and /usr/share/doc/sjog/examples for examples.
- /dev/sonypi
- sonypi interface device file. You must be able to
- read the file to use this program.
AUTHOR
- S-Jog was written by Sylvain Gil <sjog@tootella.org>, and
- this man page was written by Hugo Haas <hugo@debian.org>.
13 January 2002