nmcli-radio:tldr:12cc2

The command nmcli radio wifi is used to manage the Wi-Fi radio status on a Linux system using the NetworkManager command-line interface (nmcli).

More specifically, this command displays the current status of the Wi-Fi radio. It shows whether the Wi-Fi radio is enabled or disabled. It can also be used to toggle the Wi-Fi radio on or off.

Here's a breakdown of the different parts of the command:

• nmcli: This is the command-line utility provided by NetworkManager for configuring and managing network connections.
• radio: This is a sub-command of nmcli used to manage radio devices (such as Wi-Fi, mobile broadband, etc.).
• wifi: This is the specific radio device type we are targeting, in this case, the Wi-Fi radio.

By running nmcli radio wifi, you can easily check the current status of Wi-Fi on your Linux system.