screens:
- monitor: # fill in with info from `screenstub detect`
    manufacturer: BNQ
    model: BenQ GW2270
    #serial: "..."
  guest_source: # Could be automatically detected, but best to fill in if monitor has more than two inputs
    name: HDMI-1
    #value: 0x0f # can also specify raw VCP value
  host_source: # Usually automatically detected
    name: HDMI-2
    #value: 0x11
  ddc:
    #minimal_delay: 100ms # minimum time to wait between switching inputs again
    #guest: [] # disable input switching
    #host: [] # disable input switching
    guest: # configure how to switch to the guest
    #- guest_wait # wait until guest agent responds, otherwise might get stranded on other input
    - ddc # (default) Use ddc-rs
    #exec: ["ddcutil", "-g", "BNQ", "setvcp", "0x60", "{}"]
    #- exec: [ddccontrol, -r, "0x60", -w, "{}", /dev/i2c-5]
    host: # configure how to switch back from the guest
    - ddc  # (default) Controls DDC from the host GPU - requires no guest agent but many monitors won't support this
    #- exec: ["ddcutil", "-g", "BNQ", "setvcp", "0x60", "{}"]
    #- guest_exec: ["C:/ddcset.exe", "setvcp", "60", "{:x}"] # or "0x{:x}" for hex input value
    #- guest_exec: ["C:/ScreenBright.exe", "-set", "0x60", "{}"] # "{}" is for decimal input value
    #- exec: ["ssh", "user@vm", "ddcutil", "setvcp", "0x60", "{}"] # system commands can also be used

qemu:
  #routing: qmp # (default) does not require extra configuration or dependencies
  #routing: spice # no external requirements # CURRENTLY UNIMPLEMENTED
  #routing: input-linux # requires uinput
  routing: virtio-host # requires uinput, recommended for performance, requires vioinput drivers in guest
  #driver: ps2 # use PS/2 in the guest for all input devices (absolute mouse mode unsupported)
  #driver: usb # use USB keyboard/mouse/tablet in the guest
  #driver: virtio # Recommended but vioinput drivers must be installed in guest
  #keyboard_driver: ps2 # (default) can also be set separately per input type, this should rarely be necessary
  #relative_driver: usb # (default)
  #absolute_driver: usb # (default)
  #driver: virtio
  #relative_driver: virtio
  qmp_socket: /tmp/vfio-qmp # path to QMP socket
  ga_socket: /tmp/vfio-qga # path to Guest Agent socket

key_remap: # Arbitrary keys can be remapped in the guest
  # See https://docs.rs/input-linux/*/input_linux/enum.Key.html for a list of key names available (mouse buttons can also be used)
  LeftMeta: Reserved # disable the windows key
  RightAlt: LeftMeta # remap right alt to trigger the windows key

hotkeys: # Trigger various events on key combinations
  #- toggle_grab:y
  #    xdevice: # CURRENTLY UNIMPLEMENTED
  #      devices: # Only grab specific devices from Xorg
  #      - "..."
  #- exec: [echo, hi] # Execute an arbitrary system command
  #- show_host # switch to the host display
  #- show_guest # switch to the guest display
  #- toggle_show # switch the current display
  #- unstick_guest # causes all held keys to be released in the guest
  #- shutdown # safely shuts the guest system down
  #- reboot # reboots the guest
  #- exit # quits screenstub
- triggers: [G]
  modifiers: [LeftMeta]
  events:
  - toggle_grab:
      x:
        mouse: false # Confine input/mouse to window
  - toggle_grab:
      evdev: # evdev grab is useful for playing games that don't work with absolute mouse events
        exclusive: false # grab exclusive access from the device(s)
        #new_device_name: "unique-grab-name" # create a new uinput device for this grab
        xcore_ignore: [absolute] # which events to ignore from the window (key, button, absolute)
        evdev_ignore: [button] # which events to ignore from the evdev device
        devices: # List of devices to forward to guest
        - /dev/input/by-id/usb-Razer_Razer_Naga_Trinity_00000000001A-event-mouse
  - unstick_host # force-depress all Xorg keys (prevents keys getting stuck)
- triggers: [T]
  modifiers: [LeftMeta]
  on_release: false
  events:
  - toggle_show

exit_events: # Events to trigger on window close / exit
- show_host
#- shutdown