intel-virtual-output --version (return code: 0)
intel-virtual-output: invalid option -- '-'
Usage: intel-virtual-output [OPTION]... [TARGET_DISPLAY]...
-d <source display> source display
-f keep in foreground (do not detach from console and daemonize)
-b start bumblebee
-a connect to all local displays (e.g. :1, :2, etc)
-S disable use of a singleton and launch a fresh intel-virtual-output process
-v all verbose output, implies -f
-V <category> specific verbose output, implies -f
-h this help
If no target displays are parsed on the commandline,
intel-virtual-output will attempt to connect to any local display
and then start bumblebee.
intel-virtual-output --help (return code: 0)
intel-virtual-output: invalid option -- '-'
Usage: intel-virtual-output [OPTION]... [TARGET_DISPLAY]...
-d <source display> source display
-f keep in foreground (do not detach from console and daemonize)
-b start bumblebee
-a connect to all local displays (e.g. :1, :2, etc)
-S disable use of a singleton and launch a fresh intel-virtual-output process
-v all verbose output, implies -f
-V <category> specific verbose output, implies -f
-h this help
If no target displays are parsed on the commandline,
intel-virtual-output will attempt to connect to any local display
and then start bumblebee.