Call Ubuntu settings with command line

command-line 13.04 gnome-terminal

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I guess you're talking about "System Settings". Open it with:

gnome-control-center

Ubuntu 14.04 or later:

unity-control-center

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Jump directly to a specific panel by passing its name to gnome-control-center:

gnome-control-center display

Ubuntu 14.04 or later:

unity-control-center display

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The panel names are:

background
bluetooth
color
datetime
display
info
keyboard
mouse
network
online-accounts
power
printers
region
screen
sound
universal-access
user-accounts
wacom

Xfce:

xfce4-settings-manager

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Updated on September 18, 2022

Comments

dodohjk over 1 year

What command can I use in the terminal to open the settings options?
eDeviser almost 7 years

Thank you very much. Is there also a way to do so in lubuntu?

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