Configuring Mir¶
Mir is a compositor, not a complete desktop environment. This documentation is for people running a Mir-based compositor who need to configure Mir itself or connect it to the services and applications that make up their graphical environment. Topics include touchscreen input, on-screen keyboards, remote desktop, and screencasting.
In this documentation¶
Configure displays, input, and desktop services¶
Configure and inspect Mir¶
Look up Mir configuration options.
Learn how to apply configuration overrides.
See component reports for information Mir can provide when diagnosing a running compositor.
How this documentation is organised¶
The how-to guides provide steps for common configuration tasks. Explanations describe supporting concepts and reports, while the reference lists Mir’s configuration options.