vala-panel — Vala Panel is GTK+ 3 desktop panel. It is based on Vala and some LXPanel ideas.

       This manual page documents briefly the vala-panel command.

       This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program  does  not  have  a
       manual page.

       vala-panel is a program that runs a panel

${$XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/vala-panel/
                 The  per-user  configuration  folder  to  control  the  behaviour  of  vala-panel.  It contains
                 subfolders only, and it must contain at least one subfolder after a first  run  of  vala-panel.
                 Each  subfolder is a profile for panel, and its name used as profile name with profile options.
                 See default profiles for further reference.

                                                                                                   ValaPanel(1)

       vala-panel —  Vala Panel is GTK+ 3 desktop panel. It is based on Vala and some LXPanel ideas.

       The  program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-').
       A summary of options is included below.  For a complete description, see the info(1) files.

       -ccommand--command=commandname
                 Runs specific command on already opened panel.  Valid commands  without  arguments  are:  menu,
                 preferences,  run,  about,  logout, shutdown, restart and quit.  Valid commands with one string
                 argument are launch-id, launch-uri, launch-command and panel-preferences.

       -pprofile--profile=profilename
                 Runs panel with specified profile. This option will have an effect only if panel  is  not  runs
                 now.  There are three pre-installed profiles: default, two_panels and appmenu.

       -h--help    Show summary of options.

       -v--version Show version of program.

vala-panel  [          {-c   |  --command  }           commandname       ]  [         {-p  | --profile }
       profilename       ]

       vala-panel [           {-h  | --help }            |            {-v  | --version }           ]