Viivi Argument-Commands for UI-Mode

There are two kinds of User Interface (UI) Modes for Viivi:
kernel-mode and IDE-mode.
When booting-up Viivi, one of the argument-commands listed here must be provided somewhere on the command-line to specify which UI-mode is used.
Note that these argument-commands are exceptions for that "the argument-commands are processed in the given order".
When you use the argument-command -p to specify a project, you don't have to provide the UI-mode argument-command, since the UI-mode is automatically set to the IDE-mode.

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• -K

  The capital letter 'K' is an acronym for "Kernel-mode".
  Boot-up Viivi in the kernel-mode.
  

• -cli

  The string "cli" is an abbreviation for "command-line interface".
  Same as -K.

• -cui

  The string "cui" is an abbreviation for "character user-interface".
  Same as -K.

• -kern[el]

  Same as -K.



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• -G

  The capital letter 'G' is an acronym for "Graphical user-interface".
  Boot-up Viivi in the IDE-mode.

• -gui

  The string "gui" is an abbreviation for "graphical user-interface".
  Same as -G.



• -ide

  The string "ide" means "IntegratING learning (and Development) Environment".
  Same as -G.