lmms:tldr:95f71

lmms: Start the GUI with a specified window size.

lmms

$ lmms --geometry ${x_size}x${y_size}+${x_offset}+${y_offset}

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This command is referencing the "lmms" command, which is likely a command-line tool for the Linux MultiMedia Studio (LMMS) software.

The "--geometry" flag is typically used to specify the initial window size and position for a graphical application. In this case, it is followed by the variables ${x_size}, ${y_size}, ${x_offset}, and ${y_offset}.

The ${x_size} and ${y_size} variables represent the width and height of the window, respectively. These values determine the overall dimensions of the application window.

The ${x_offset} and ${y_offset} variables represent the pixel coordinates specifying the window's position relative to the top-left corner of the screen. These values determine where the window should be positioned on the screen.

By passing these variables to the command, you can customize the size and position of the LMMS window when it starts up. The specific values assigned to these variables will determine the actual window size and position.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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