Linux command
foot 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Spawn
foot
Verify
foot -C
Example
foot -s
Example
foot -h
Example
foot -v
说明
foot is a fast, lightweight, and minimalistic terminal emulator designed for Wayland compositors. It emphasizes speed, low memory footprint, and simplicity while providing modern features. Key features include sixel image support, synchronized rendering to prevent tearing, font ligatures, scrollback search, and URL detection. It can run in server mode where a single daemon handles multiple terminal windows via footclient, reducing memory overhead. Configuration is done through ~/.config/foot/foot.ini with extensive customization options for colors, fonts, keybindings, and behavior.
参数
- -c, --config=_FILE_
- Use configuration file _FILE_ instead of the default
- -C, --check-config
- Verify configuration file and exit
- -s, --server
- Run as a server; use footclient to spawn terminals
- -t, --term=_TERM_
- Set TERM environment variable value
- -T, --title=_TITLE_
- Set initial window title
- -a, --app-id=_ID_
- Set Wayland app-id
- -w, --window-size-pixels=_WxH_
- Set initial window size in pixels
- -W, --window-size-chars=_COLSxROWS_
- Set initial window size in characters
- -f, --font=_FONT_
- Override font from config
- -h, --help
- Display help message
- -v, --version
- Display version information
FAQ
What is the foot command used for?
foot is a fast, lightweight, and minimalistic terminal emulator designed for Wayland compositors. It emphasizes speed, low memory footprint, and simplicity while providing modern features. Key features include sixel image support, synchronized rendering to prevent tearing, font ligatures, scrollback search, and URL detection. It can run in server mode where a single daemon handles multiple terminal windows via footclient, reducing memory overhead. Configuration is done through ~/.config/foot/foot.ini with extensive customization options for colors, fonts, keybindings, and behavior.
How do I run a basic foot example?
Run `foot` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c, --config=_FILE_ do in foot?
Use configuration file _FILE_ instead of the default