xinput:tldr:9c7b1
xinput: List settings of an input device.
$ xinput list-props ${id}
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The command "xinput list-props ${id}" is used to display the properties of an input device in an X Window System environment. Here's how it breaks down:
- "xinput" is a command-line utility in Linux/Unix systems that allows you to configure and query input devices.
- "list-props" is a subcommand that lists the properties of an input device.
- "${id}" is a placeholder for the ID of the specific input device you want to retrieve the properties for. You need to replace "${id}" with the actual ID of the device.
When you run this command, it will display a list of properties associated with the input device identified by the provided ID. These properties may include settings related to its behavior, sensitivity, acceleration, scrolling, button mapping, etc.
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