Linux command
mux 命令
文本
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常用示例
Create
mux -c [muxer_name1] [muxer_name2]
Example
mux -s [100]
Read input
mux -i [input_muxer_name]
Write output
mux -o [output_muxer_name]
说明
mux is part of the Interception Tools suite for multiplexing streams of input events. A muxer must be created first with -c, then used as the input or output of a given pipeline. Besides combining multiple pipelines into one, mux can duplicate them (using multiple -o options) and act as a switch based on activity in other pipelines (using multiple -i options). The tool is commonly used with udevmon and other Interception Tools components for keyboard remapping, event filtering, and input device manipulation at a low level.
参数
- -h
- Show help message and exit
- -c _name_
- Create a muxer with specified name (repeatable)
- -s _size_
- Set muxer queue size; default is 100
- -i _name_
- Read input from named muxer; can be repeated for switch mode
- -o _name_
- Write output to named muxer; can be repeated
FAQ
What is the mux command used for?
mux is part of the Interception Tools suite for multiplexing streams of input events. A muxer must be created first with -c, then used as the input or output of a given pipeline. Besides combining multiple pipelines into one, mux can duplicate them (using multiple -o options) and act as a switch based on activity in other pipelines (using multiple -i options). The tool is commonly used with udevmon and other Interception Tools components for keyboard remapping, event filtering, and input device manipulation at a low level.
How do I run a basic mux example?
Run `mux -c [muxer_name1] [muxer_name2]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -h do in mux?
Show help message and exit