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tlmgr-conf:tldr:f4581

tlmgr-conf: Show the current TeX Live configuration.
$ tlmgr conf
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The command "tlmgr conf" is used to configure the TeX Live Manager, which is the package manager for the TeX Live distribution.

When you run "tlmgr conf", it displays the current configuration settings for TeX Live Manager. This includes various options and preferences that can be modified to control the behavior of the package manager.

By default, the output of "tlmgr conf" includes information about the settings for repositories, mirror sites, and network access. It also provides details about various other configuration options such as backup settings, installation directories, and proxy settings.

In addition to displaying the current configuration, the command "tlmgr conf" can also be used to change the settings. For example, you can use "tlmgr conf repository" to modify the repository settings, or "tlmgr conf proxy" to change the proxy settings.

Overall, "tlmgr conf" is a command-line utility that allows users to view and modify the configuration settings for TeX Live Manager, making it a convenient tool for customizing the package management experience in TeX Live.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.
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