[doc] overview: Specify distro release target as Debian Stable

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Jonathan Rubenstein
2026-10-03 04:53:31 +03:00
committed by Geoffrey McRae
parent 7cd507326c
commit 505cb622e6
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@@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ author = 'Geoffrey McRae and the Looking Glass team'
rst_prolog = """ rst_prolog = """
.. |license| replace:: GPLv2 .. |license| replace:: GPLv2
.. |debian_stable| replace:: trixie
""" """
# -- General configuration --------------------------------------------------- # -- General configuration ---------------------------------------------------

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@@ -90,9 +90,8 @@ protocol. Build Looking Glass with libdecor support:
cmake -DENABLE_LIBDECOR=ON ../ cmake -DENABLE_LIBDECOR=ON ../
Install ``libdecor-0-dev`` first on Debian-based systems. Alternatively, hold Install ``libdecor-0-dev`` first. Alternatively, hold the Super key and
the Super key and right-click the window to use the compositor's move and right-click the window to use the compositor's move and resize menu.
resize menu.
.. _the_mouse_is_jumpy_slow_laggy_when_using_spice: .. _the_mouse_is_jumpy_slow_laggy_when_using_spice:

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Build and install Build and install
----------------- -----------------
On Debian-based systems, install the OBS headers and the small set of build Install the OBS headers and the small set of build
dependencies used by the plugin: dependencies used by the plugin:
.. code:: bash .. code:: bash

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@@ -9,7 +9,30 @@ compressed video over a network. The current IDD provides video and direct
input through LGMP, while SPICE normally provides audio, clipboard and fallback input through LGMP, while SPICE normally provides audio, clipboard and fallback
services. services.
The names used throughout this guide are: .. _documentation:
Documentation
-------------
.. _docs_distro:
Linux distribution
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The documentation is targeted at Debian users on the stable release channel
(currently |debian_stable|). Newer unstable release channels and
Debian-derivative distributions should also be well served, but some specifics
may be different. Looking Glass is supported on any distribution that provides
the :ref:`required dependencies <client_dependencies>` and meets the
:ref:`minimum requirements <requirements>`, but specific package names within
the documentation may not apply.
.. _docs_terms:
Terms
~~~~~
The terms used throughout the documentation are:
Linux host Linux host
The physical machine running KVM/QEMU and the Looking Glass Client. The physical machine running KVM/QEMU and the Looking Glass Client.