dconf:tldr:86705
dconf: Print a specific path sub-directories and sub-keys.
$ dconf list ${-path-to-directory-}
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The command dconf list ${-path-to-directory-} is used to list all the keys and values present in a specific directory within the dconf database.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
dconf: This is the command-line interface to access and manipulate the dconf database, which is a configuration system used on some Linux distributions.list: This is the subcommand used to retrieve a list of keys and values from the specified directory.${-path-to-directory-}: This is a placeholder indicating the path to the directory within the dconf database that you want to list.
To use the command, you need to replace ${-path-to-directory-} with the actual path to the directory you want to view. For example, if you wanted to list the keys and values within the /org/gnome/desktop/interface/ directory, the command would be dconf list /org/gnome/desktop/interface/.
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