systemsettings

Open the settings GUI

$ systemsettings

$ systemsettings --list

$ systemsettings [[-h|--help]]

systemsettings [page]

page
    Specifies the settings page to open directly. The names are usually intuitive. For example, `systemsettings power` opens power management.

The systemsettings command is a graphical tool used to manage and configure various aspects of the KDE Plasma desktop environment. It provides a centralized interface for customizing system behavior, appearance, hardware settings, network connections, and user account details. Think of it as KDE's control panel. Users can access a wide range of settings, from display resolutions and keyboard layouts to power management and accessibility options. The systemsettings application allows users to fine-tune their desktop experience to match their preferences and needs. Changes made through systemsettings are typically saved automatically and applied immediately or upon the next login. It promotes ease of use by providing a user-friendly interface to complex configuration options. The settings managed by systemsettings are stored in KDE's configuration files, typically located in the user's home directory. It allows both local and global configuration changes for the machine.
Note that this tool is specific to KDE Plasma.

Common configuration pages include: Appearance, Workspace Behavior, Hardware, Network, and System Administration. The exact pages available might vary depending on the installed KDE Plasma version and components.

systemsettings respects and uses relevant environment variables related to KDE, such as XDG_CONFIG_HOME and KDEHOME, to locate configuration files.

kcmshell5(1), kcontrol(1)