kbdrate
kbdrate
The "kbdrate" command in Linux is used to control the keyboard repeat rate and delay. It allows you to adjust the rate at which a key repeats when held down and the delay before repeating starts.
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Usage: kbdrate [option...]
The program sets the keyboard repeat rate and delay in user mode.
Options:
-r, --rate=NUM set the rate in characters per second.
-d, --delay=NUM set the amount of time the key must remain depressed before it will start to repeat.
-p, --print do not set new values, but only display the current ones.
-s, --silent suppress all normal output.
-V, --version print version number.
-h, --help print this usage message.
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