Usage

to run BigBashView, you must execute the bigbashview.py script. There are serveral command line arguments that can be used as following:

./bigbashview.py [-h|--help] [-s|--screen=widthxheight] [-v|--version] [-t|--toolkit=[gtk|qt|]] [-w|--window_state=[normal|maximized|fullscreen]] [-i|--icon image] [-c|--compatibility-mode] [-r|--root] [-d|--debug] URL

Where URL is a URL or a server path as documented bellow

|| Option || Description ||

|| -h, --help || Show the list of available options and exit ||
|| -s,--screen=widthxheight || Change the screen size for a specific widthxheight ||
|| -v, --version || Show version number and exit ||
|| -t, --toolkit=[gtk|qt] || Chooses the graphical toolkit to use. QT(5) or GTK(3) UI ||
|| -w, --window_state=[normal|maximized|fullscreen] || Change how the window will show, it can be normal, maximized or fullscreen ||
|| -i, --icon=image || Change `BigBashView` window icon ||
|| -c, --compatibility-mode || Enables `BigBashView` compatibility mode ||
|| -r, --root || Disable sandbox in QT UI for work as root. *only QT*
|| -d, --debug || Enable remote debugging *only QT*