QLC+ supports a number of command line parameters to automate/extend some functionalities
on startup.
Using command line parameters can be tricky depending on the operating system you're using:
 
 | -c or --closebuttonDescription: Define a position for a close button in the virtual console. The button can be used to close QLC+. Only has an effect in kiosk mode (see -k) and is most useful when in fullscreen mode without a window manager. Parameters: x,y,w,h 
    Examples: | 
| -d or --debugDescription: Enable debug mode and optionally set the output level. Note that since 4.8.0 messages for level DEBUG (0) are not included in released binaries. Parameters: Level (see QtMsgType) 
    Examples: | 
| -f or --fullscreenDescription: Start the application in fullscreen mode Parameters: Method (either 'normal' or 'resize') 
    Examples: | 
| -g or --logDescription: Log debug messages to a file ($HOME/QLC+.log) Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -h or --helpDescription: Display command-line help (only in Linux & OS X) Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -k or --kioskDescription: Enable kiosk-mode (only virtual console is visible and the application is locked in operate mode) Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -l or --localeDescription: Use the given locale for translation Parameters: Locale name (currently supported: ca_ES, cz_CZ, de_DE, en_GB, es_ES, fi_FI, fr_FR, it_IT, ja_JP, nl_NL, pt_BR) 
    Examples: | 
| -m or --nowmDescription: Inform the application that the system doesn't provide a window manager. QLC+ will therefore add some extra controls to close the windows. Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -n or --noguiDescription: Start the application with the GUI hidden (Raspberry Pi only) Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -o or --openDescription: Open the given workspace file Parameters: File name 
    Examples: | 
| -p or --operateDescription: Start the application in Operate mode. Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -v or --versionDescription: Display the current application version number Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -w or --webDescription: Enable remote web access on port 9999 Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -wp or --web-portDescription: Use a specific port for web access Parameters: Port number 
    Examples: | 
| -wa or --web-authDescription: Enable remote web access with users authentication Parameters: None 
    Examples: | 
| -a or --web-auth-fileDescription: Specify a file where to store web access basic authentication credentials Parameters: File name 
    Examples: |