1BUDGIE-CONTROL-CEN(1)            User Commands           BUDGIE-CONTROL-CEN(1)
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NAME

6       budgie-control-center - Configure Budgie settings
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SYNOPSIS

9       budgie-control-center [OPTION...] [PANEL] [ARG...]
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DESCRIPTION

12       budgie-control-center is a graphical user interface to configure
13       various aspects of Budgie.
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15       When run without arguments, the shell displays the overview, which
16       shows all available configuration panels. The overview allows the
17       opening of individual panels by clicking on them. It also has a search
18       entry to find panels by searching keywords.
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20       It is also possible to specify a panel name as commandline argument to
21       go directly to that panel. Individual panels may accept further
22       arguments to specify which tab to open (for multi-tabbed panels) or
23       which item to display (for panels with lists).
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25       Note that budgie-control-center is not meant to expose each and every
26       setting that is available. The settings that can be found here
27       represent what is considered useful and commonly needed options. For
28       more exotic or uncommon options, you can look at gnome-tweak-tool or
29       the gsettings commandline utility.
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PANELS

32       The following panel names can be specified:
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34       background
35           The background panel lets you set your desktop background.
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37       bluetooth
38           The bluetooth panel lets you configure your computer's Bluetooth
39           adapter, and pair the computer with Bluetooth keyboards, phones,
40           etc.
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42       color
43           The color panel can calibrate monitors, web cams and printers for
44           accurate color reproduction.
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46       datetime
47           The datetime panel lets you set the timezone and time format.
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49           Some operations in this panel affect all user accounts on the
50           computer and require privieges.
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52       display
53           The display panel configures the resolution and arrangement of
54           monitors and laptop panels. Note that monitors can be rearranged by
55           drag-and-drop, and you can change which monitor is your main
56           display by dragging the black bar.
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58       info-overview
59           The info-overview panel shows a general overview of the system
60           configuration. It also lets you change the default applications for
61           various tasks and the handling of removable media.
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63       keyboard
64           The keyboard panel can change how the keyboard reacts to key
65           presses and lets you change keyboard shortcuts or create custom
66           shortcuts.
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68           You can open this panel on a specific tab by passing typing or
69           shortcuts as extra argument.
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71       mouse
72           The mouse panel can change how mice and touchpads react to user
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75       network
76           The network panel provides a view of available network devices
77           (wired, wireless or mobile) and their current configuration. It
78           also provides a way to create new VPN connections and configure
79           proxy settings.
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81           You can open this panel on a specific dialog by passing
82           create-wifi, connect-hidden-wifi, connect-3g, connect-8021x-wifi or
83           show-device as extra argument. The last three parameters require an
84           additional extra argument for the network object in the form
85           /org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/Devices/0.
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87       notifications
88           The notifications panel provides a way to control the display of
89           notifications.
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91       online-accounts
92           The online-accounts panel shows your configured online accounts and
93           lets you add or remove accounts.
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95       power
96           The power panel shows the fill level of batteries and can configure
97           what happens when the computer is idle or runs out of battery.
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99       printers
100           The printers panel shows all known printers and their status. It is
101           possible to inspect queued print jobs and add new printers.
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103           Some operations in this panel require privileges.
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105       privacy
106           The privacy panel allows one to control visible file usage history,
107           temporary files, and name.
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109       region
110           The region panel contains regional settings such as the display
111           language, formatting for times, dates, numbers, and input sources.
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113       search
114           The search panel controls the results visible in the overview, and
115           the files and folders to be indexed.
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117       screen
118           The screen panel contains settings that control the screen
119           brightness and screen lock behavior.
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121       sharing
122           The sharing panel contains settings that control what is shared
123           over the network.
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125       sound
126           The sound panel shows all known sound devices and their
127           configuration, including volume and balance settings.
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129           You can open this panel on a specific tab by passing output, input,
130           hardware, effects or applications as extra argument.
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132       universal-access
133           The universal-access panel contains settings for accessible
134           technologies such as the screen reader, magnifier, screen keyboard
135           and AccessX options.
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137       user-accounts
138           The user-accounts panel shows all user accounts that exist on the
139           computer and allows one to change them in some ways, such as
140           changing the user name, password or permissions. It also allows one
141           to create or remove accounts.
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143           Some operations in this panel require privileges.
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145       wacom
146           the wacom panel shows connected Wacom graphics tablets and lets you
147           calibrate and configure such devices.
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OPTIONS

150       -?, --help
151           Prints a short help text and exits.
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153       --version
154           Prints the program version and exits.
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156       -v, --verbose
157           Enables verbose mode.
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159       -l, --list
160           Lists the available panels and exits.
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162       -o, --overview
163           Opens the overview.
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165       -s term, --search term
166           Sets the following search term.
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EXIT STATUS

169       On success 0 is returned, a non-zero failure code otherwise.
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SEE ALSO

172       gsettings(1)
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