settings

"settings" is a command line tool commonly used in operating systems to access and modify various system settings. It allows users to configure their system preferences through a terminal interface, providing a text-based alternative to using graphical user interfaces. The tool enables users to edit settings related to a wide range of aspects, including network configurations, display properties, privacy options, power management, user accounts, and more. It provides a convenient way to customize system behavior and tailor it to individual needs or organizational requirements. The settings command typically offers a hierarchical structure or menu-style interface, allowing users to navigate through different categories and subcategories to locate and adjust specific settings. It often requires administrative privileges or superuser access to modify critical system settings effectively. Additionally, the tool usually provides documentation or help resources to guide users in utilizing the commands and understanding the available options and configurations.