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# muterm.conf – example configuration file
#
# Copy this file to one of:
#   /etc/muterm.conf                (system-wide)
#   ~/.config/muterm/muterm.conf    (per-user, takes priority)

# Terminal window width and height in pixels
# On MustardOS devices these are taken from [SCREEN] WIDTH/HEIGHT automatically
#width  = 640
#height = 480

# Display zoom factor (1.0 = no zoom)
# On MustardOS devices this is taken from [SCREEN] ZOOM automatically
#zoom = 1.0

# Screen rotation: 0=none  1=90°  2=180°  3=270°
# On MustardOS devices this is taken from [SCREEN] ROTATE automatically
#rotate = 0

# Apply HDMI underscan (16 px inset on each side)
# On MustardOS devices this is set when [SETTINGS] HDMI_SCAN=1
#underscan = 0

# Path to a monospace TrueType font
# On MustardOS devices this defaults to: /opt/muos/share/font/muterm.ttf
#term_font_path = /usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSansMono.ttf

# Font size in points (pt)
#term_font_size = 16

# Solid background colour (RRGGBB hex).  Overrides both the default black and
# any background image.  Leave blank (or comment out) to use default black.
#bg_colour = 000000

# Solid foreground colour (RRGGBB hex).  When set, ALL glyphs are drawn in
# this colour, ignoring ANSI colour codes.  Leave blank to use ANSI colours.
#fg_colour = FFFFFF

# Path to a PNG file to use as the terminal background
# Ignored if bg_colour is set!
#bg_image =

# Number of scrollback lines to keep (minimum 1)
#scrollback = 512

# Read-only mode: display PTY output but send no input.
# Useful for attaching to an existing session as a viewer.
#readonly = 0

# Override the shell / command to launch.
# Empty = use $SHELL environment variable, or /bin/sh if unset.
# This is overridden by a command given on the CLI after --
#shell =

# Italic and bold font variant paths (optional).
# If omitted, SDL_ttf grabs the style from the base font automatically.
#term_font_path_bold        =
#term_font_path_italic      =
#term_font_path_bold_italic =

# Scrollback persistence cache file.
# Scrollback is saved on exit and restored on the next launch.
# Set to empty to disable persistence, or use --no-sb-persist on the CLI.
#scrollback_path = /tmp/muterm.cache

# Additional OSK layer file (see README for format).
#osk_layout_path =

# OSK key hold-repeat timing (milliseconds).
# key_repeat_delay: how long a button must be held before it starts repeating.
# key_repeat_rate:  interval between repeated presses while held.
#key_repeat_delay = 350
#key_repeat_rate  = 70

# D-Pad repeat timing when navigating the OSK (milliseconds).
#dpad_repeat_delay = 300
#dpad_repeat_rate  = 80

# Force a full screen redraw every frame, bypassing dirty-row tracking.
# Enable this when running programs that refresh the whole screen continuously
# (e.g. btop, htop, vim, tmux) and you notice stale glyphs or partial redraws.
# Slightly higher CPU usage than the default incremental mode.
#force_redraw = 0

# Font hinting mode.  Controls how the font renderer hints glyphs to the pixel grid.
#   normal  – default FreeType hinting (good for most smooth fonts)
#   light   – lighter hinting, preserves stroke shape (recommended for smooth fonts)
#   mono    – monochrome hinting, crisp edges (best for bitmap-style fonts)
#   none    – no hinting (useful at very high DPI or for pixel-perfect bitmap fonts)
#font_hinting = normal