COLORMGR(1)
okay bestie, welcome to COLORMGR(1) β the colormgr manual page from User Commands. Itβs the Color Manager Testing Tool, and weβre about to make it make sense. π
π NAME π
okay so the command is colormgr, and the official vibe is Color Manager Testing Tool. Slay.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
colormgr [--verbose] [--version]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
This manual page gives you the brief tea on the colormgr command.
colormgr allows an administrator to view and change color profile to device mappings. No cap, thatβs the whole point. π
π OPTIONS π
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (-). A summary of options is included below.
--helpβ shows the summary of options. Short, sweet, iconic. β¨
tiny vibe check, bestie: the synopsis above has--verboseand--version, and the options summary here has--help.
π COMMANDS π
This program takes commands with a variable number of arguments. Hereβs the whole command menu, bestie:
create-device device_id scopeβ creates a device. πcreate-profile profile_id scopeβ creates a profile. β¨delete-device deviceβ deletes a device. πdelete-profile profileβ deletes a profile. πdevice-add-profile device profileβ adds a profile to a device that already exists. π«Άdevice-get-default-profile deviceβ gets the default profile for a device. πdevice-get-profile-for-qualifier device qualifierβ returns all the profiles that match a qualifier. π₯device-inhibit device timeoutβ inhibits colour profiles for this device. πdevice-make-profile-default device profileβ makes a profile default for a device. πdevice-set-enabledβ enables or disables the device. πdevice-set-kind device kindβ sets the device kind. πΈdevice-set-model device modelβ sets the device model. π¦device-set-serial device serialβ sets the device serial. βdevice-set-vendor device vendorβ sets the device vendor. π§find-device device_idβ finds a device from the device ID. πfind-device-by-property key valueβ finds a device with a given property value. β¨find-profile profile_idβ finds a profile from the profile ID. πfind-profile-by-filename filenameβ finds a profile by filename. πget-devicesβ gets all the color managed devices. πget-devices-by-kind kindβ gets all the color managed devices of a specific kind. πget-profilesβ gets all the available color profiles. πget-sensor-reading display_typeβ gets a reading from a sensor. π₯get-sensorsβ gets all the available colour sensors. π§get-standard-space standard_spaceβ gets a standard colourspace. βimport-profile filenameβ copies an.iccfile into the correct per-user directory and shows information about the imported profile. π«Άprofile-set-property profile name valueβ sets extra properties on the profile. πsensor-lockβ locks the colour sensor. πsensor-set-options name valueβ sets one or more sensor options. πΈ
π AUTHOR π
This manual page was written by Richard Hughes <richard@hughsie.com>. Iconic. π
okay bestie, thatβs the whole page π«Ά β footer source/version bit: colord; footer page tag: COLORMGR(1); and thereβs no date in that footer, periodt. π
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