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fix: formatting
Signed-off-by: vajonam <152501+vajonam@users.noreply.github.com>
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Below are the default values for various environment variables:
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Below are the default values for various environment variables:
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- `DISPLAY=:0`: Sets the DISPLAY variable (usually left as 0).
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- `DISPLAY=:0`: Sets the DISPLAY variable (usually left as 0).
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- `SUPD_LOGLEVEL=INFO`: Specifies the log level for supervisord. Set to `TRACE` to see output for various commands helps if you are debugging something. See superviosrd manual for possible levels.
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- `SUPD_LOGLEVEL=INFO`: Specifies the log level for supervisord. Set to `TRACE` to see output for various commands helps if you are debugging something. See superviosrd manual for possible levels.
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- `ENABLEHWGPU=`: Enables HW 3D acceleration. Default is `false` to maintain backward compatability.
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- `ENABLEHWGPU=`: Enables HW 3D acceleration. Default is `false` to maintain backward compatability.
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- `VGL_DISPLAY=egl`: Advanced setting to target specific cards if you have multiple GPUs
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- `VGL_DISPLAY=egl`: Advanced setting to target specific cards if you have multiple GPUs
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- `NOVNC_PORT=8080`: Sets the port for the noVNC HTML5/web interface.
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- `NOVNC_PORT=8080`: Sets the port for the noVNC HTML5/web interface.
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- `VNC_RESOLUTION=1280x800`: Defines the resolution of the VNC server.
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- `VNC_RESOLUTION=1280x800`: Defines the resolution of the VNC server.
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- `VNC_PASSWORD=`: Defaults to no VNC password, but you can add one here.
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- `VNC_PASSWORD=`: Defaults to no VNC password, but you can add one here.
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- `VNC_PORT=5900`: Defines the port for the VNC server, allowing direct connections using a VNC client. Note that the `DISPLAY` number is added to the port number (e.g., if your display is :1, the VNC port accepting connections will be `5901`).
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- `VNC_PORT=5900`: Defines the port for the VNC server, allowing direct connections using a VNC client. Note that the `DISPLAY` number is added to the port number (e.g., if your display is :1, the VNC port accepting connections will be `5901`).
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