gsettings:tldr:55f95
gsettings: Print the value of a key or the schema-provided default if the key has not been set in `dconf`.
$ gsettings get ${org-example-schema} ${example-key}
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The command "gsettings get ${org-example-schema} ${example-key}" is used to retrieve the current value of a specific key from a GSettings schema in a GNOME-based Linux environment.
Here's a breakdown of the command components:
- "gsettings" is the command-line tool for manipulating GSettings configuration keys.
- "get" is the operation being performed on the specified key.
- "${org-example-schema}" is the name of the GSettings schema (configuration schema) to which the key belongs. The schema identifier is typically written in reverse domain name notation, like "org.example.schema". You should replace "${org-example-schema}" with the actual schema name.
- "${example-key}" refers to the specific key within the schema whose value you want to retrieve. Replace "${example-key}" with the actual key name.
By running this command, the current value assigned to the specified key in the given schema will be displayed in the terminal output.
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never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.